PEORIA, AZ (AZFamily) — Happy Honu Shave Ice is an Ohana-owned and operated business, born from sweet memories and a shared love for the joy that shave ice brings. Owners Laura and Desmond Martin both ...

PEORIA, AZ (AZFamily) — A highway in Peoria is back to normal after a rollover crash that sent six people to the hospital on Wednesday. It happened on state Route 74 west of Castle Hot Springs around ...

PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) — An Arizona man was sentenced last week to 10 years in federal prison for trying to distribute more than two pounds of fentanyl. Terence Michael Carroll, 38, Tempe, Ariz., was ...

Peoria Mayor Rita Ali comfortably defeated city councilman John Kelly Tuesday night securing herself another four-year term as Peoria's mayor. Ali defeated Kelly by a margin of 9,950 votes to 6,753 ...

Amkor Technology is set to begin construction in September on a new $2 billion semiconductor packaging facility in Peoria. The facility, slated for completion by September 2034, will be the largest ...

Councilman Zach Oyler's criminal record stems from a 2019 domestic violence arrest. Oyler ultimately took an Alford plea in the case, which was reduced to disorderly conduct charges. Oyler's ex-wife, ...

Amkor Technology is poised to relocate its planned semiconductor plant to a larger site in Peoria, Arizona. The new 104-acre location is planned as part of the "Peoria Innovation Core" and doubles the ...

PHOENIX — A West Valley highway was closed in both directions on Wednesday after a rollover crash, officials announced. The crash happened near milepost 12 on State Route 74, about nine miles west of ...

Illinois High School Association high school football season begins Friday, giving statewide teams nine weeks to earn one of the 256 playoff spots across the eight classes. The IHSA playoffs culminate ...

Limestone and Metamora are the biggest schools with a new coach for 2025. Five of the new coaches take over programs with losing records in 2024. Six new Peoria-area high school football head coaches ...

Plus, the author explains why you won't ever see books where Percy and Annabeth actually make it to college. Sydney Bucksbaum is a writer at Entertainment Weekly covering all things pop culture – but ...