Halloween is almost here… and we’ve rounded up a few spooky links about costumes, ghosts and haunted Peoria…

As Greater Peoria faces challenges on multiple fronts, any changes that lie ahead ought to be embraced as opportunities for positive transformation. What would you bring to the area if you could?

We recently received a pair of heartwarming messages acknowledging the impact of two of our Local Legends, and the inspiration they have given to the next generation.

Peoria has been a favorite destination for circuses for more than 160 years. Arriving by wagon, then steamboat and finally by railroad and truck, hundreds of circuses large and small have come and gone.

Not only are reindeer real, live creatures... you can visit them right here in central Illinois! In fact, there are a pair of reindeer farms within easy driving distance of the Peoria area.

Back in July, I ended up on top of Commerce Bank's tower in downtown Peoria in search of a shot... a vertical shot.

In this month’s issue of iBi, we focus on the world of high technology… where augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) are transforming a range of industries.

What is it that we do? Why magazines? What's our digital reach? Check out Peoria Magazines' 2018 Media Guide for information on advertising, special events and other partnership opportunities...

This movement celebrating locally grown foods and farmers continues to grow here in central Illinois.

The Steel House Revival project reached another milestone, as workers with the Hot Scotsmen Fine Art Foundry removed the R.G. LeTourneau statue from the spot in Glen Oak Park where it has stood since dedicated in 1988.

Scraps of documents and photos uncovered while researching "Legends of Grandview Drive," including WMBD history, Teddy Roosevelt's 1910 visit to Peoria, and Grandview's old observation tower (1905-1942).

The Castle. It’s probably the best known landmark on Grandview Drive, well regarded for its majestic architecture, history and Halloween traditions.