PEORIA (HOI) — For the first time ever, the IRS extended the tax deadline to July 15, all because of COVID-19. Tanya Worley, office manager at Jackson Hewitt Tax Service, said that some took that extension as a means to drag their feet. “We have seen a few more than normal this time of…
WASHINGTON (HOI) — The Washington Historical…
DETROIT (AP) — Electric vehicle startup Rivian…
CHILLICOTHE (HOI) — After postponing the…
BLOOMINGTON (HOI) – A tentative agreement between…
NORMAL (HOI) – Thursday’s announcement from the big ten means there will not be an Illinois vs Illinois State match up on the football field this…
(HOI) — The Peoria City/County Health Department is reporting 28 new cases in the Tri-County area Friday, July 10, for a total of…
NORMAL (HOI) — Connect Transit is getting over $900,000, thanks to the CARES Act. Congressmen Darin LaHood (IL-18) and Rodney Davis (IL-13) made the…
QUINCY (WGEM) — A Quincy resident has filed a lawsuit against the Quincy Public School Board over the requirement to wear a face mask and submit to…
SPRINGFIELD (HOI) – The Illinois Auditor General has released a two year compliance report for the state’s Department of Employment Security. While…
(HOI) — The Big Ten Conference announced Thursday that they will be moving to a conference-only schedule for all sports this fall. The conference…
EUREKA (HOI) — The 9-year-old boy accused of murder in the 2019 mobile home fire in Goodfield that left five dead has been found unfit to stand…
(HOI) — Just when it seems like we’re getting back to normal in the sports world, the coronavirus has other plans. The Illinois High School…
A Normal Police squad car is destroyed after an alleged drunk driver rear-ended it over the weekend. This happened on Sunday, July 5th, as two…
PEORIA (HOI) — The Peoria Area Convention and Visitor’s Bureau has announced a new name for their organization — “Discover Peoria.” Honoring the…