JJ Bullock is a Government and Politics Reporter at the Peoria Journal Star. With a strong background in journalism and public affairs reporting, he covers a range of topics including crime, traffic, and social issues in Illinois, while also delving into themes such as construction, real estate, and cannabis. Bullock's work has been featured in prominent publications including Review Atlas, Yahoo News, and USA TODAY.
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The Peoria City Council voted 9-1 to deny the liquor license request.
By: Jj Bullock
The city of Peoria has taken multiple actions against the building and on Tuesday approved its demolition.
By: Jj Bullock
Peoria's Public Works Department says a "perfect storm" came together to allow the major road project to progress so fast.
Peoria Journal Star PEORIA - A restaurant has received approval for its liquor license after opening earlier this year.
By: Jj Bullock
Councilmembers debated whether keeping the property tax levy flat would offer relief or be fiscally irresponsible.
By: Zach Roth
Peoria Journal Star Jakaiden Rynearson, 20, of Peoria, has been identified as the woman who died Tuesday after spending nearly two months hospitalized after being shot during an altercation on Aug. 11.
The Peoria gang is suspected in at least three homicides and multiple shootings.
By: Jj Bullock
The business opened last year in one of the most well-known locations in Peoria.
By: Jj Bullock
The 22-year-old's identity will be released by the Peoria County coroner.
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