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Danville Police say no other suspects are being sought following the arrest of a man in a homicide last weekend. Public Safety Director Larry Thomason says 34-year-old Yuri Lillard of Danville is bein...

The City of Danville is seeking up to $400-thousand dollars in grant money to help with some major improvements at Ellsworth Park. Steve Lane, Danville's Superintendent of Parks and Public Property, s...

Danville Police have announced an arrest in connection with a fatal shooting that occurred Saturday evening, September 15th. Public Safety Director Larry Thomason says a warrant was obtained from the ...

The Illinois Department of Commerce & Economic Opportunity's Office of Community Assistance has announced that the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) will begin scheduling appointm...

A Danville pastor and the president of the local branch of the NAACP spoke out last night against the proposal to change to a city manager form of government. Pastor Dr. U. P. Williams spoke at last n...

Danville City Council members have authorized phase one engineering work for improvements in the area of two Bowman Avenue railroad crossings. Danville Community Development Director David Schnelle sa...

Danville Police patrol officers and Danville Mass Transit employees have new contract agreements. The police contract covers about 52 personnel while the DMT contract covers approximately 22 employees...

Only thirty-five people turned out last night (Monday) for a public forum on the proposal to change Danville to a city manager form of government. Much of the discussion focused on the multi-million d...

Vermilion County Coroner Jane McFadden has released the identity of a Danville man who was fatally shot Saturday evening. She says the victim is 29-year-old Tyrell S.Henderson. An autopsy was performe...

It is National Farm Safety and Health Week as farmers hit the fields to begin fall harvesting activities. And as the harvest swings into high gear – Tom Fricke, Public Information Spokesman for ...