Merger between Bradley, Illinois State has allowed public radio station to provide content that is hard to find around central Illinois anymore; that includes its website
WCBU gives you news for everyday people
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Emily Gill earns Belfer Award from ACLU Peoria
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Community Word contributor will be honored at ACLU banquet on April 25 at the IVY Club banquet
Judge trims Thomas attorney’s fees in auditor case
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Peoria County does not have to pay $40,000 of $125K Justin Penn billed for representing ousted auditor
Heat Waves — In Red & Black: How many lifeboats were on the Titanic?
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The world is just about as ill-prepared for the next climate disaster as the doomed steamship. Even serious planning will fail if we limit ourselves to standard command-and-control disaster protocols.
Library cards are available to all who want one
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If you are among the 1 million Illinois residents who do not have a local library, then you can purchase a non-resident library card from your closest public library.
Straight Talk: Is it safe for fireworks display at Glen Oak Park?
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Plus Quest Academy finally flunks out; and what’s with all this baldness and bad seeds in sports
Advantage, whom?
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Medicare Advantage has enticed seniors to enroll, but the healthcare provided may not pay off with the promises pitched
Medicare Advantage enrollees can change plans this month
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Enrollees can switch plans or transfer to traditional Medicare from Jan. 1 to March 31.
The Watch: Outdoor dining in the works; Dunlap deals with confusion over social studies
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League of Women Voters of Greater Peoria observers attend and report on local government meetings.
West Peoria News: Practice parade on deck; WPFD funding on ballot
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The community’s spirit of renewal echoes, bursting forth in building projects, St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, and a palpable quickening of the communal pulse as we ponder questions on the upcoming ballot