Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 28th of September.
Good morning, Peoria.
Despite over 1,000 U.S. flight cancellations, Central Illinois airports face minimal disruptions, with leaders not anticipating weather-related issues.
Following a serious crash involving a teenage driver in Peoria County, the Sheriff's Office emphasizes the importance of discussing safe driving practices with teens.
A Peoria man, Daniel Moody, has been sentenced to 30 months' probation and jail time already served after pleading guilty to escaping a police transport van due to a missing security mechanism.
The Peoria Riverfront Museum launched two exhibitions featuring Jim Henson's creations and a historically significant American political flag collection, drawing large expected attendances.
This weekend in Greater Peoria offers a diverse lineup of events including the Fine Art Fair at the Riverfront, a guided hike at Wildlife Prairie Park, and the interactive art show Artrageous, catering to a variety of interests.
Peoria City Councilman Denis Cyr announces his campaign for reelection, highlighting his financial expertise and commitment to economic growth and public safety in the Fifth District.
Tazewell County experiences a record-breaking first day of early voting with 269 in-person votes and 10,000 mail ballots, while Peoria County sees a significant decrease compared to 2020.
Illinois enables unhoused residents to vote by allowing registration with alternative addresses and providing necessary identification assistance through organizations like Pathway Ministries.
Week 5 of the Illinois high school football season features critical games, including a matchup between undefeated teams Farmington and Elmwood/Brimfield.
Peoria firefighters Mike Gawelek and Bryce Colvin participate in the 2024 national championships of the Firefighters Challenge League, testing their skills and endurance.
Neurodivergent Network Gathering at Lakeview Branch
Explore resource sharing and support specifically designed for neurodivergent adults, focusing on the topic of Alexithymia while enjoying light refreshments.
Create a Spooky Book Page Wreath
Experience the creativity of crafting a Halloween-themed wreath using recycled book pages and festive items, perfect for book lovers aged 18 and over.
Exhibition: Constance Estep - This Beautiful Mess
Explore the intricate work of Constance Estep as she delves into the complexities of interpersonal relationships through layering and collaging found objects.
IEEE Central Illinois Networking Meetup
Experience an informal networking opportunity among IEEE members at The Fieldhouse Bar & Grill, welcoming students and professionals alike.
Exhibition - Constance Estep: This Beautiful Mess
Experience an exploration of interpersonal relationships through Constance Estep's layered collages and found objects at the Contemporary Art Center.
Constance Estep's Exhibition: This Beautiful Mess
Experience the intricate layering and collaging of Constance Estep as she explores the complexities of interpersonal relationships through her art.
Paint Your Pet: Acrylic Painting Class
Experience a creative afternoon painting a personalized portrait of your pet with guidance from talented artists in a fun studio environment.
Exhibition: Constance Estep - This Beautiful Mess
Experience an exploration of interpersonal relationships through the layered collages and found objects of artist Constance Estep.
Exhibition Featuring Constance Estep: This Beautiful Mess
Experience an immersive art exhibition that explores the complexities of interpersonal relationships through unique layering and collaging techniques by artist Constance Estep.
Exhibition - Constance Estep: This Beautiful Mess
Experience an insightful exploration of interpersonal relationships through the layered and collaged works of artist Constance Estep at the Contemporary Art Center.
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