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Several public housing buildings on Peoria’s South Side could be slated for demolition in hopes of creating an opportunity for continued neighborhood revitalization efforts.
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Peoria-area residents struggling with housing insecurity may face more challenges ahead as support organizations anticipate a drastic reduction in funding.
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The Peoria Park District and City of Peoria unveiled more than $600,000 in finished upgrades to one of the city’s oldest parks on Monday.
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With inflation and rising costs, many people are considering the cost of living in their communities. Average monthly rent, or what it will cost to purchase a home could cause some to pack up a U-Haul and drive more than 2,000 miles to find a new, more affordable place to call home.
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Phoenix Community Development Services on Monday held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Madison Apartments II at 210 NE Madison Ave., drawing a large crowd of supporters, community leaders and elected officials.
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There will soon be 30 new houses built in Peoria’s East Bluff neighborhood.The Peoria City Council last night approved the construction of the new homes…
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Four central Illinois communities will share more than $400,000 in federal housing money to help families with job-training, education and more. The U.S.…
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Illinois political leaders have asked federal housing authorities to find adequate and safe housing for 185 families ordered to relocate from two public…
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Federal officials say public housing authorities and other groups in Illinois will receive nearly $1.4 million to boost employment and economic…
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CAIRO, Ill. (AP) - U.S. Sen. Mark Kirk is asking the Department of Housing and Urban Development's inspector general to look into the nearly $20 million…