Cassidy Waigand

The new Cajun Creole concept expects to offer live blues and jazz music on the first and third Fridays of each month in 2026.

From fine-dining to fast food, there are multiple restaurants open on Thanksgiving.

"His spirit is always with us,” Danny Agatucci said of his father, Jerry. “He's definitely part of the place – always will be.”

Whether you need a pie or a feast for 20 plus people, these Peoria-area businesses are here to help with your Thanksgiving meal.

In its announcement on Facebook, the business said "we remain hopeful for the next chapter."

The Journal Star compared prices of nationally known restaurants and Peoria eateries in various categories.

“We should be filling the small business before we're waiting in line for two hours to eat at a chain restaurant.”

IDPH Director Sameer Vohra said, "we encourage people to be cautious and think carefully before choosing to drink raw milk.”

Along with restaurants, this Downtown Peoria block is expected to eventually include a boutique inn.

The plan is to redevelop the block into a stretch of complementary eateries in Downtown Peoria.

The former owner explains why she sold the business. The new owner discusses his plans for the longtime Peoria business.

This East Peoria native is pursuing his dream of opening his own bakery. The new Morton business is expected to open in November.

The Elmwood space will feature a coffee shop, an art gallery and a classroom for arts-related courses.

Two food trucks, bars and other businesses had perfect food inspections in September.

In a statement, the Peoria Heights shop said, "We want to make it unequivocally clear that we respect everyone's right to peacefully demonstrate."

You can find a variety of fall-inspired dishes and drinks in the Peoria area. Here's a look at some flavorful menu changes.

The longtime restaurant was established in the 1920s and holds one of the first liquor licenses in Peoria.

The money collected on GoFundMe would help with losses, reopening and hiring an lawyer.

Customers will find everything from a breakfast flatbread to S'more stuffed French toast at this new restaurant.

The East Peoria department said: “No charges were filed in this investigation and there is no additional or ongoing investigation into this matter.”