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Artifacts and memorabilia depicting the late Archbishop Fulton Sheen are displayed in the Sheen Museum on July 15, 2026, in Peoria, Ill. (AP Photo/Jessie Wardarski)

Famed radio and TV priest Fulton Sheen to be beatified in St. Louis, a step away from sainthood

By Peter Smith - Associated Press

FILE - Donna Massey, center right, wipes tears from her face as she listens to Rev. Al Sharpton, right, speak during a press conference over the shooting death of her daughter Sonya, who was killed by Illinois sheriff's deputy Sean Grayson, at New Mount Pilgrim Church in the Garfield Park neighborhood in Chicago, Tuesday, July 30, 2024. (Tyler Pasciak LaRiviere/Chicago Sun-Times via AP, file)

Jury set to resume deliberations in trial of Illinois deputy who killed Sonya Massey

By John O'Connor - Associated Press

Peoria educator wore 23 for Bulls before Michael Jordan

By JOHNNY CAMPOS - Associated Press

Photographer undertakes coronavirus-inspired ‘shootings’

By NICK VLAHOS - Associated Press

NY church agrees to move Fulton Sheen’s remains to Illinois

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Peoria police investigating shooting after traffic stop

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This Aug. 27, 2018 photo shows the main office facility for Caterpillar Inc. in downtown Peoria. Peoria wasn't always a company town. It was a distillery town, a farm implement town and a river town before the Caterpillar Tractor Co. set up shop in the 1800's. A bond developed between company and town that became a mutually-beneficial relationship. While Caterpillar is moving 300 executive and staff jobs to Dearfield, Ill., 12,000 employees remain in central Illinois.(Ron Johnson/Journal Star via AP)

EXCHANGE: Caterpillar’s move left behind 12,000 workers

By Steve Tarter - Associated Press

Peoria picks Art Miller as its new police chief

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2 men killed in plane crash in western Illinois identified

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Mother of man fatally shot by central Illinois police sues

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In this Dec. 2017 photo, a 24-foot aluminum star fabricated by Bessler Welding stands 50 feet above VFW Park in East Peoria's Winter Wonderland in East Peoria, Ill., to honor Alan Henricks' mother Cecelia, a longtime volunteer for the city's Festival of Lights, who died in September. (Matt Dayhoff/Journal Star via AP)

New star shines atop East Peoria bluff in memory of couple

By SCOTT HILYARD - Associated Press

EXCHANGE: Lettering works for Peoria graphic designer

By STEVE TARTER - Associated Press

EXCHANGE: Passion found in the pitch of horseshoe clubs

By MEGHAN REST - Associated Press

Sheriff: 3 killed in central Illinois single-vehicle crash

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Caterpillar announces headquarters move to suburban Chicago

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