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The Danville Police Department has announced that Danville residents may now register their exterior security cameras with the Danville Police Department. In an effort to partner with our community th...

U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi discussed gun violence and other issues during a stop in Springfield for the state fair (Wednesday August 14th).... https://express-images.franklymedia.com/9850/sites/9...

The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Public Health are reminding residents to exercise caution if they are planning activities on Illinois waterways, including lakes, rivers,...

The Danville Board of Fire and Police Commissioners has selected six new candidates to join the city's police force. Acting Police Chief Chris Yates says the candidates still have a number of steps to...

The Three Kings of Peace were back...greeting students as they arrived at North Ridge Middle School in Danville Tuesday morning. But as the new school year began North Ridge Principal Eliza Brooks not...

Vermilion County Board members have approved an agreement allowing the Vermilion County Animal Shelter on Catlin-Tilton Road to be annexed into Tilton. The annexation is part of an agreement made earl...

Being in the Governor's Sale of Champions is something all livestock exhibitors dream about, but few are able to accomplish. Each year, this marquee event of the Illinois State Fair Ag Day festivities...

It's back to school time across the state and this year a new law requires an active shooter drill as part of safety planning at every school in Illinois. The active-shooter or, law enforcement evacua...

The Danville area is still sorely in need of rain after missing another chance for it Sunday night. Many lawns have turned tan and cracks have developed in some of them. Cracks have developed in some ...

Work by City of Danville Public Works employees on the demolition of six buildings at the Fair Oaks Public Housing area is advancing. Two buildings are already gone and crews were working Monday (Augu...