Collin Schopp

The construction of Peoria County's third landfill is back on track, even if it is coming later than anyone expected.

Winter weather is just around the corner and the Illinois Department of Transportation wants to give drivers a refresher on the most important things to keep in mind while navigating treacherously icy roads.

The Peoria Police Department’s Social Services Unit co-responder program has been active since May.

The need for mental healthcare services is constant. In some places, particularly rural areas, it can be a struggle to find a provider.

Two men were arrested after allegedly causing a train to derail Monday afternoon.

Hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal funding intended for Peoria’s now defunct Cure Violence program might be redirected into a different ongoing program aimed at reducing crime.

At least one of Pekin’s sitting city council members will not return to their seat after April’s election.

Two former Tazewell County Board candidates pleaded guilty Wednesday to failing to comply with the Illinois election code.

The Peoria Area Chamber of Commerce’s new leadership revealed a new brand this week.

Pekin Mayor Mayor Burress says she “cannot speak” to why her name was mentioned during a plea hearing Wednesday in Tazewell County Court.