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CEO Tim Wentworth told analysts Thursday morning that “changes are imminent” for about 25% of the company’s stores, which he said were underperforming.
Since the pandemic's peak, non-profits have seen a lack of helping hands.
Stock price climbs 23% on Wednesday
Suicide is the second-leading cause of death of NCAA student-athletes
Local law enforcement is warning Peoria neighbors about online hustles after an elderly woman in Peoria County was recently scammed out of more than $100,000.
A man was arrested Tuesday during an investigation into the alleged sexual assault and battering of a 15-year-old girl.
The charges stem from sexual assault investigations in 2023 which involved two victims under the age of 13.
Bloomington Police are asking the public for help finding a woman from Tennessee who went missing.
Peoria City Council delays decision on backyard chickens after public speaks with ‘passion’ on topic
City council deferred making a decision on the proposal for 30 days.
The former Illinois congressman also issued an ominous warning. Trump, he said, will “hurt anyone or anything in pursuit of power.”
This would be the suspect's second conviction for crimes against a child
Illinois man rejects deal to plead guilty to 7 murder charges in shooting at 2022 July Fourth parade
The man accused of opening fire at an Independence Day parade in suburban Chicago in 2022 has rejected a deal requiring him to plead guilty to seven charges of murder in the attack.
Galesburg toy creators encourage more hands-on learning.
The couple switches between four to five entrees
The two companies plan to make EVs jointly during the second half of this decade.
Washington-Sunnyland among the areas hardest hit
PPS board agrees to buy up to 9,200 Yondr pouches.
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute has offered classes, study groups, and trips for 30 years
Metamora’s Anna Peplowski back at work after being selected to the U.S Olympic Team
New agency to bring multiple programs under one roof
“Even though you get a permit, you can’t just set the fireworks off on your own,” Sollberger said.
Tickets are $60 per person.
For the rest of the week, any beer, mixed drink or wine is $3. Pizza and wings will be $10 while they last.
The event will build on the park district’s “Streets Belong To Me” series, prioritizing fun for the whole family.