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The Journal Star is the primary daily newspaper serving Peoria, Illinois and the surrounding central Illinois region. It’s well-known for providing comprehensive local news, sports, business and community coverage. Founded in 1855 as the Peoria Daily Transcript, it has since evolved into the Journal Star and is one of the oldest continuously published newspapers in the state. The Journal Star focuses heavily on issues of direct relevance to residents of the area, including city government, education, crime and community events. It also covers national and international news. The newspaper has a long history as a central source of information for residents across Peoria, Tazewell and Woodford counties, and plays a key role in shaping local public discourse through reporting and opinion content. Sports coverage is a central element, with consistent reporting on high school athletics, college teams and regional sports culture. Available on PressReader, Journal Star newspaper delivers reliable local journalism that keeps communities connected and informed.
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PEORIA — A woman was arrested in Peoria on Wednesday afternoon after police say she stole an ambulance. Peoria police arrested Crystal Crane, 41, believing her to be the person who stole and “recklessly” drove an ambulance before crashing...
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WASHINGTON – Tensions between the Trump administration and the Smithsonian Institution have escalated after a White House report accused the National Museum of American History of promoting a “radical, activist ideology.” In the days...
Global childhood vaccination rates rose slightly in 2025, yet millions of children remained unprotected against preventable diseases as conflict, funding cuts and growing outbreaks undermined immunization efforts. According to the...