The City of Peoria

Chuck Grayeb’s last regular Peoria City Council meeting is Tuesday, as his 24-year tenure is drawing to a close. Heading into his final weeks as a council member, Grayeb reflects on his years of service.

Adoption of a municipal grocery tax to replace the upcoming elimination of the state’s tax will go before the Peoria City Council at its next meeting Tuesday.

Peoria City Manager Patrick Urich says the biggest concern for municipalities from the president’s fluctuating trade policy is if the broad tariffs on goods result in increased inflation.

The City of Peoria has a new hauling contract for solid waste and recycling service as it looks to keep disposal costs affordable for the next 30 years.

The City of Peoria and Peoria County are expected to finalize a financial settlement to bring an end to a lawsuit brought by the estate of a man who spent 47 years in prison before his murder conviction was overturned in 2017.

Both candidates running to represent District 1 on the Peoria City Council for the next four years envision a brighter future for the city, but they hold different viewpoints on how to achieve that goal.

The Peoria City Council approved donating a 20-year-old Peoria Fire Department engine, set to be rotated out of service this spring, to the not-for-profit U.S. Ambulances for Ukraine.

The City of Peoria will provide Phoenix Community Development Services with a gap payment to cover some operational costs for New Hope Apartments.

Four undeveloped lots near Morning Glory Community Church in central Peoria are slated for a development of new residential duplexes.

Plans are in the works to provide Lula NFP with another $200,000 to continue operating its pop-up shelter for unhoused Peoria residents through June 30.