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By: Cameron Maine, Andy Kravetz
The Peoria Public Schools Board of Education is scheduled to meet this Friday to reconsider a contract for the Elite Community Outreach Game Changers program following a chaotic session earlier in …
A Peoria man named David H. Stone was sentenced to 10 years in prison for involuntary manslaughter following the January 2024 shooting death of Arlin Bermudez Castellon.
A fire caused $50,000 in damage to the Twisted Pasta food truck business in Peoria early Wednesday morning.
A Peoria County judge sentenced 23-year-old Javier McGhee to 50 years in prison for the March 2024 first-degree murder of Trashawn Morris during a shooting at an apartment complex.
An 18-year-old man named Cole McCoy was ordered held in custody following a vehicular hijacking and high-speed police chase near Glen Oak Park.
An 18-year-old facing weapons charges was detained following allegations that he is linked to two shootings involving rival street gangs at Peoria parks.
PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) — After nearly 24 years on the bench, Steve Kouri still has mixed emotions about Friday being his last day as a judge.
PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) — In a contentious but more civil discussion than the last meeting, the Peoria Public Schools Board of Education approved a one-semester contract with Elite Community Outreach for their Game Changers program.
A 58-year-old East Bluff woman was arrested and booked on charges including DUI and resisting a peace officer after crashing into multiple vehicles and property at a Peoria gas station.
Peoria Public Schools CFO Michael Curry has submitted his resignation, which is expected to take effect pending action by another school board on August 10.
