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1. Peoria Notre Dame soccer sanctioned after racial-slur allegations. According to a shared Journal Star post, a Black referee reported that fans directed a racial slur at her and an opposing player during a soccer game. Her report and the ensuing IHSA investigation led to sanctions against the school’s soccer program. View Post >

2. Significant gas-price differences around the area. Members report premium gas at $6.49 in Peoria versus $5.19 in East Peoria. DennisinPeoria found gas at Huck’s at Hersey and Eastland in Bloomington for $4.20, or $4.15 for members. These are member-reported prices, so check before making a special trip. View Post >

3. Ground beef bargain spotted at GFS. AntiRanchDrssng reports a $2.99-per-pound sale on 77/23 ground beef, likely requiring purchase of a 10-pound roll. The higher-fat blend may suit burgers and meatballs, though shoppers should confirm package requirements and availability. View Post >

4. Willy Wonka-themed Halloween fun in Bloomington. Eastland Suites featured a trunk-or-treat with movie scenes, costumed characters and candy-themed decorations. WMBD’s Bloomington bureau also participated with candy to distribute, and DennisinPeoria highlighted coverage on the station’s 5 and 6 p.m. newscasts. View Post >

5. Early-voting concerns prompt discussion of local ballots. A shared video reports voting difficulties in Middle Tennessee. DennisinPeoria says Tazewell County uses paper ballots and Peoria County switched back several years ago. The supplied discussion does not establish what caused the reported Tennessee problems or demonstrate fraud. View Post >

6. Michigan Senate debate draws controversy over religion and loyalty. A shared AP report describes Rogers alleging that Abdul El-Sayed has Muslim Brotherhood ties and questioning his commitment to America. El-Sayed denied affiliation and called the questioning shameful. The report says he would become the country’s first Muslim senator if elected. View Post >

7. Russia sanctions waivers and Ukrainian energy attacks discussed. A posted editorial criticizes Trump for reportedly waiving tariffs on major Russian-energy buyers and new sanctions on Russian officials and institutions. It also describes extensive Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure following a declared energy cease-fire. View Post >

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