- GOVERNOR PRITZKER SIGNS LEGISLATION ADDRESSING FIRST RESPONDER WELL-BEING.

- MAN ARRESTED AS PART OF PEORIA HOMICIDE.

- SAMSUNG CONSIDERING A BATTERY MANUFACTURING PLANT IN BLOOMINGTON-NORMAL.

- OVERNIGHT SHOOTING IN PEORIA

- MAN IDENTIFIED IN DEADLY PEORIA HOUSE FIRE

- GOVERNOR PRITZKER TO SIGN A BILL FOCUSING ON FIRST RESPONDER MENTAL HEALTH AND PHYSICAL SAFETY

- PEORIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS CHANGES COVID-19 TESTING STRATEGY

- PHOENIX COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SERVICES LOOKING TO ENHANCE DOWNTOWN LOCATION

- ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS RETURNING TO CAMPUS

- HEAVY RAINFALL LEAVES DAMAGE IN CENTRAL ILLINOIS

- AMENDMENT PROPOSED TO PEORIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS COVID TESTING POLICY

- PEKIN GROUP PROTESTS OVER UNITYPOINT HEALTH VACCINE MANDATE

Update to a Sunday morning shooting that left an officer injured, Governor J.B. Pritzker signs a gun reform bill, and Peoria's new police chief speaks out on the recent violence in the city.

COVID-19 cases on the rise, events come back to the Peoria Civic Center and Galesburg Police Department searching for an alleged murder suspect

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- Shooting investigation in Peoria.

- Doctors say make sure your child's immunization record are up to date.

- Dream Center receives donation for new kitchen.

All four escaped inmates in custody, remembering Washington High Schoolers and driver who died in a crash last week, and Mclean County looking to open a resource center for those impacted by June storms and flooding.

Stories include the second week of the Lesli Jett trial, a formal indictment for a man accused of killing a prominent Peoria surgeon, and Gov. Pritzker signing a bill aiming to expand healthcare access statewide.