One Class at a Time: Amy Thaller
2020 is a year Mrs. Thaller at St. Vincent de Paul would call nothing short of a challenge with the Covid-19 pandemic, she’s managed to keep her…
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Write-in Candidate reacts to the ballot mistake
Peoria, Ill (HOI) — Write-in candidates for Peoria’s mayoral race could be at a disadvantage after more than a hundred ballots were missing a key…
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Scottish Rite Theater making progress on renovations
Peoria, Ill. (HOI) — Construction crews remain hard at work in downtown Peoria. The mission is to bring new life and new purpose to the old Scottish…
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TROUBLESHOOTERS: Online puppy scams take a new twist because of pandemic
Many of us turn to the internet when we’re looking for something, including a puppy. Some people end up paying hundreds or thousands of dollars for a…
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New security firm to take over for Peoria Housing Authority
Peoria, Ill. (HOI) — The Peoria Housing Authority has a new security team starting next month. Current security, Peoria-based Pinnacle Security is…
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Peoria storm debris cleanup continues
Peoria, Ill. (HOI) — Use these sunny days to your advantage. Get your storm debris to the curb. So far, Peoria Public Work crews have picked up more…
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Some restaurants take a break until indoor dining returns
Peoria, Ill. (HOI) — Some Peoria restaurants are closing up shop until indoor dining returns. Chad Zike at the Hungry Moose said this second round…
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Peoria NAACP president takes note of different responses to Capitol protests
PEORIA (HOI) — Authorities are under criticism for the underwhelming response by Capitol Police to Wednesday’s assault on the Capitol where forces…
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Domestic Violence still high during pandemic
Peoria, Ill. (HOI) — Peoria County Sheriff Brian Asbell said his department is seeing a 22% increase in domestic violence calls. But they’re seeing…
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Students ready for the new semester
Peoria, Ill. (HOI) — District 87 will continue in-person learning in the Spring semester but not until they’ve had two weeks of virtual learning.…
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