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Journal Star
Jun 18, 2019
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Store owner shot at over stolen bag of Cheez-Its
PEORIA - A store owner was allegedly shot at after chasing down a teenager that stole a bag of Cheez-Its from a shelf.
Other news
Luciano: Despite repeated domestic batteries, ‘He’s not a bad guy’

The voice on the other line was calm, steady and female:"I'm calling in regards to the Brian Washburn story."I had just written the latest episode in the unsettling saga of Washburn, 48, who - despite repeated domestic batteries and felony-drug convictions - has somehow managed to avoid prison.

Nick in the AM: Gas station, convenience store coming to Sheridan Village Hy-Vee

The Hy-Vee grocery store at Sheridan Village shopping center in Peoria is receiving an addition. Although that addition won't be connected to the main store.

Nick in the AM: ‘Act of heroism’ saves wheelchair-bound woman from fire

Good morning, troops. It's Monday, June 17.A couple of local men were more-than-Good Samaritans at the site of a house fire Sunday in rural Hanna City.

Fire in Princeville closes parts of Illinois Route 91

PEORIA - A fire on Walnut Street in Princeville has closed parts of Illinois Route 91.According to reports, the Mexican restaurant, Los Jimadore, 132 Walnut St., had caught on fire.

Northwoods Mall adds CBD Pharmacy stand

PEORIA - The kiosks that fill the walk way of the Northwoods Mall will now be accompanied by a CBD Pharmacy stand.

Cummings: U.S. should proceed with caution when dealing with Venezuela

Venezuela has historically been one of the wealthiest Latin American countries. It is a nation rich in oil and natural resources.

Editorial: In appreciation of Peoria County State’s Attorney Jerry Brady

Peoria County State's Attorney Jerry Brady died last week at age 70 after a long illness.

Entertainment
In This Moment comes to Peoria Civic Center

PEORIA - Metal band fans can look forward to a visit from In This Moment as they make an appearance at the Peoria Civic Center on Oct. 8.Tickets for the show go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday, June 21, and range from $30 to $45.