NORMAL (25 News Now) - After posting more than $3 billion dollars in loses for the first half of the year, some still have an optimistic view of Rivian’s future.
The president of District 150′s School Board says a board member’s recent survey on the district’s proposed dress code was not officially approved by the Board.
A Peoria man has been convicted of possession of cocaine with intent to distribute and possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime.
The event that began as a slightly futile, but fun way to fight back against the growing copi numbers, has grown to attract people from around the world
It’s a tale of two communities built on different types of industry. In Peoria, manufacturing is the foundation and healthcare an employing giant. In Bloomington-Normal, agriculture, education and insurance are the main creators of jobs and business.
A Woodford County man accused of allegedly engaging in sexual intercourse with a 14-year-old girl has pleaded not guilty to aggravated criminal sexual abuse and drug possession - all felonies.
This comes as the company says it remains focused on fully ramping its 150,000 installed annual units of capacity in its Normal, Illinois facility to meet the strong demand for their product.
Aaron Rossi of Reditus Labs appeared by zoom Thursday in Peoria’s federal court, and quickly entered not guilty pleas to all nine counts of mail fraud and filing a false tax return.
Multiple levels of law enforcement agencies are coming to Peoria to host an information session for faith-based leaders and community members on how to prevent and respond to hate crimes against places of worship.
To help get minority and women-owned businesses on the city’s radar, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion created the Peoria Equity Accountability Program. It creates a database of minority and women-owned businesses where one of those parties owns half or more of the business.
PEORIA (Heart of Illinois ABC) - Local law enforcement tried out some new virtual reality training tech Tuesday, aimed at improving their split-second decision-making.
The Republican candidate for Treasurer says Illinois should not tax retirement income. Treasurer Mike Frerichs also denies he ever said taxing retirement was an option.
