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Citizens for or against the proposal to change Danville's form of government had a chance to get their questions answered last night. Some Danville Aldermen who are opposed to the proposal to change t...

Officials at the University of Illinois say a new bio-processing research laboratory that was 20 years in the making, costing $26 million, will spur on needed developments in renewable resources and m...

School leaders in Danville are applauding the way students and staff reacted during a lock-down at Danville High School Wednesday morning. Assistant Superintendent John Hart says the school day had ju...

An investigation is underway into what caused a fire that destroyed a large machine shed near Westville Wednesday morning. Westville Fire Captain Mark Ames says two semi tractors and another truck wer...

This year's Festival of Trees is going to be capped in Danville by a concert featuring 10-time ACM and CMA Male Vocalist of the Year nominee, Collin Raye. The OSF Healthcare Foundation, in partnership...

A $1.1 million dollar federal SAFER Grant that would go toward hiring six new Danville firefighters cleared a city council committee last night. But Mayor Scott Eisenhauer is concerned about some of t...

Proposed salaries for the Danville City officials who will be elected next spring are headed to the full city council for review. The Public Services Committee is recommending raising the full-time ma...

Haunted Happenings will be back this year following an earlier announcement saying it had been cancelled. The Vermilion County Conservation District has decided to partner with the City of Danville to...

Danville's Schlarman Academy has a new principal. The Peoria Catholic Diocese has announced that effective Monday (September 24th) Mark Janesky has been promoted to principal. He had been the assistan...

Students from high schools across southern Vermilion County listened intently Monday as a nationally acclaimed speaker spoke about how drugs and alcohol have adversely affected his life. Tim Ryan says...