Stories include a man who died in an overnight shooting, a replacement for Morton District 709 superintendent, and Allegiant Air offering two new destinations at Peoria International Airport.

-One man dead in overnight shooting in Peoria

- Twin Cities school leaders look ahead to the next academic year

- Peoria CityLink offers rides to Wildlife Prairie Park

Stories include a church more than a century old under new ownership, a top aide to former Illinois Speaker Michael Madigan getting indicted, and Peoria CityLink buses offering a new transportation route.

- Peoria taking steps to address systemic racism.

-Illinois Republicans continue to oppose redistricting map.

-Bloomington approves road resurfacing project.

Stories include a man in custody for a March homicide in Bloomington, some Peoria students getting vaccinated at school, and community reaction to the one-year-anniversary of George Floyd's murder.

-Thomas Jefferson primary renamed.

-Esther Joy King to run for 17th District Congress seat.

- Bloomington NOAA has a weak signal after being struck by lightning.

Millions of dollars in relief is on its way to local colleges. It's part of President Biden's American Rescue plan.

Peoria Police are looking for two suspects they say robbed the Walgreens on University Street around 10:00 p.m. Saturday.

Bloomington City Council is looking to potentially approve considering space at Grossinger Motors Arena to the Bloomington-Normal Area Convention and Visitors Bureau.

48% of Illinoisans are now fully vaccinated. 65% have gotten at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

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Stories include state lawmakers calling on J.B. Pritzker to reopen the state's employment security offices, an at-large Peoria City Council position, and two Pekin High School graduates fighting for the environment.