Bill Knight is a journalist at El Paso Inc. He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, health and wellness, and regional interest, often exploring the intersections of media and public relations. Knight's work has been featured in notable outlets such as theartsdesk.com, A Drennan, and The Community Word.
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Bill Knight's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including government and politics, crime rates, community events, arts and culture. He frequently covers legal policy regulation and government announcements related to his local area in Peoria, Illinois.
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By: Boyd Tonkin, Bill Knight
More tragic than gimmicky, this classic staging can still succeed
By: Bill Knight
The United States spends $3 per person on radio/TV, Canada puts up $33, the United Kingdom $97 and Germany $124 Read more →
First Friday on Nov. 1 features studio tours and receptions at local galleries around metro Peoria. View Nina Gospodin’s “Uninsulated” at Bradley University’s Heuser Art Center until Nov. 26.
By: Bill Knight
Flat first act, livelier second, singers not always helped by conductor and director
Dec. 1 — The CW airs the series finale of “Superman & Lois,” which also wraps up the network’s DC Arrowverse, launched 12 years ago when “Arrow” led to “The Flash,” “Supergirl,” “Legends of Tomorrow,” “Black Lightning” and “Batwoman,” plus a few web-only series. “S&L” leads Tyler Hoechlin and Elizabeth Tulloch first appeared as the characters in Arrowverse crossover shows.
The Illinois Department of Public Health’s 2nd Quarterly Report showed the following 13 facilities cited for violations, with fines totaling $143,600.
By: Bill Knight
For months, greater Peoria has seen headlines about Petersen Health Care, 830 W. Trailcreek Dr. in Peoria, which has faced foreclosures and bankruptcy due to hundreds of millions of dollars of unpaid debt. Petersen’s holdings include nursing homes in Iowa, Missouri and Illinois.
ArtsPartners of Central Illinois has announced recipients of the 2024 ArtsPartner of the Year and Legacy Awards, honoring two outstanding contributors to greater Peoria’s arts and cultural scene.
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In November’s election, Peoria County as a whole gave Vice President Kamala Harris more votes than former President Donald Trump, 40,509 to 36,866 (51.42% to 46.64%), according to the Peoria Election Commission (PEC). And an examination of the County’s 116 precincts voting at 60 polling places shows some predictable patterns and a few surprises.
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