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Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed a measure Wednesday to consolidate 649 downstate police and fire pension funds into two funds in an effort to boost investment returns and ease pension costs for municipaliti...

Danville City Council members have given Carle approval to close parts of some local streets and alleys for a new $70-million dollar medical campus. Included is a three block segment of Logan Avenue t...

Some Vermilion County Democrats hosted an 'Impeachment Rally' Tuesday afternoon (December 17, 2019) in front of the Vermilion County Administration Building in Danville. About a dozen people sang song...

The VA Illiana Health Care System in Danville is no longer going to offer a 24-hours a day, 7-days a week Urgent Care Center. The following announcement was made on Tuesday, December 17th by the VA: R...

Danville's 'Three Kings of Peace' - a group that mentors kids and tries to prevent violence - has a new member. Jerry Hawker will fill the vacancy created by the death this year of Nate 'Bobo' Smalls....

The last minute rush to wrap up Christmas shopping is underway and local merchants hope residents will shop local. But if you are shopping online, a spokesman for Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul...

Danville Police have joined a nationwide safety campaign cracking down on impaired and unbuckled drivers. The campaign kicks off today - Monday, December 16th - and runs through January 2nd. ''While p...

OSF HealthCare has announced it is limiting visits to its hospitals in Danville and Urbana because of increased activity in seasonal flu and other upper respiratory illnesses. It says the action is be...

Iroquois County Sheriff's Police say a man wanted in two homicides is dead. On Sunday, Colorado State Police located 43-year-old Mathew Borden of Melvin driving a stolen vehicle from Iowa. Borden was ...

Due to increasing cases of flu in the area, Carle Foundation Hospital and Carle Hoopeston Regional Health Center are implementing temporary visitor guidelines for all hospital patients. For the safety...