After Case of Coronavirus in Chicago, Central Illinois is Taking Precautions
Sara Sparkman with the Tazewell County Health Department says symptoms of the Coronavirus are similar to that of the flu or the common cold.…
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Man Charged in Christmas Triple Homicide Pleads Not Guilty
Clifford Brewer pleaded not guilty to six counts of first degree murder this morning. Thursday was the first time the former Pontiac correctional…
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Wheelchair users make trip from Chicago to Normal, without $25,000 Amtrak ticket fare
NORMAL (HOI) — Amtrak made national headlines last week when it was reported that two disabled passengers would have to pay $25,000 to travel from…
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How $124,000 will help Elite Youth Outreach
For over a decade, Carl Cannon has been educating students and former offenders about how important conduct is to live a successful life. When the…
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Andrew Gillum Speaks at Peoria’s MLK Luncheon
Andrew Gillum rose to fame in 2018 during his run for governor of Florida. Gillum was Florida’s first ever African American nominee for the office.…
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Peoria County Deputies Save Man from Mental Health Crisis
On January 11, Peoria County Sheriff Deputies Andrew Englebrecht and Andrew Medina were eating lunch together, as they usually do. Both deputies work…
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Bradley Increasing Security, Students Return Next Week
Bradley students we spoke with Thursday say they feel safe on campus, even with an uptick in crime during December. One of those students was junior…
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AMT Prepared for Murray Baker Closure
Traffic is one thing, but work on the Murray Baker Bridge this year may become more than inconvenient. For first responders, it could factor into…
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Finding Your Way Around the Murray Baker Closure
If the Murray Baker Bridge on Interstate 74 is part of your regular commute, you probably noticed heavy traffic from lane closures this week. This…
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2020 Central Illinois Auto Show Comes to a Close
Central Illinois dealers say they had another successful show. This year, the show was pushed up to January from the spring because sale numbers tend…
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