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This is the fourth year state senators came to Bradley University to speak to seniors 50+, about issues that concern them. AARP co-hosted a legislative breakfast with Bradley’s Osher Lifelong Le...

38 years of running for St. Jude’s. Co-founder of the Memphis to Peoria Run, Mike McCoy, says in run’s first year, doctors told him there would never be cancer patients that would be able ...

(25 News)–One of the sponsors behind Peoria's 'Free Little Libraries' says they might change how they're made after one near the Peoria Carver Center may have been vandalized over the weekend. S...

Matthew Isbell, 21, of Marquette Heights, was sentenced to 12 years in prison Monday after pleading guilty to second degree murder charges in the stabbing death of Theresa Ann Poehlman. Isbell receive...

The Peoria based Alpha Company, 1st Battalion, 178th Infantry Regiment will be heading to Afghanistan. About 100 soldiers from Illinois will head to Texas on Tuesday July 29, and will fly over to Afgh...

Three Democratic federal lawmakers are requesting assistance to nearly 183 students at Midstate College. Midstate College announced last week it will close its doors Aug. 14 at the conclusion of the s...

Several vehicle burglaries have been reported in the city over the last week, and the Peoria Police Department is reminding the community to lock their vehicles. Police are also reminding residents to...

A local pastor and mentor remembers Manual High School basketball star player Howard Nathan. Bishop Leroy Smith, with Church of the Living God, tells WMBD’s Greg and Dan that Nathan’s infl...

Howard Nathan, Illinois’ Mr. Basketball in 1991 while a member of the Manual Rams, has died. Peoria County Coroner Jamie Harwood says Hathan, 47, died at 3:22 a.m. Sunday at OSF Saint Francis Me...

A demolition crew was dispatched to raze a West Bluff Peoria home destroyed by fire. Peoria firefighters were dispatched to a report of smoke coming from a house in the 1200 block of University Street...