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O.S.F. HealthCare has announced the signing of a definitive agreement to take ownership of Presence Health facilities in Danville and Urbana. The Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis have also an...

Members of the Danville City Council are continuing their discussions on ways to fund storm water improvements. Some of the discussion during a committee meeting last evening (Tuesday) focused on poss...

Danville Alderman Tom Stone suggested earlier this month that the city look into buying the local water system. But Aqua Illinois Water Company Area Manager Bob Ervin told members of a city council co...

State Senator Scott Bennett expects more state funding will be sought next year to give tax credits to help finance tuition waivers for children to enroll in private schools. On WDAN Radio's Newsmaker...

This year's Little Vermilion Fall Festival is going to include a clean-up day at Ellsworth Park. The City of Danville Parks and Recreation Division and Keep Vermilion County Beautiful are co-sponsorin...

Vermilion County Coroner Jane McFadden has released the identity of a man who died when his truck crashed along Bowman Avenue Monday morning. The Coroner says the victim is 57-year-old John W. McCoy, ...

The American Red Cross says more volunteers will be needed in the days and weeks ahead to handle hurricane relief efforts in Florida, Texas, Louisiana, and Georgia. And the Red Cross in Central and So...

Illinois still sits tied for last in the nation in personal income growth with Nevada, which is experiencing a boom and may leave the Prairie State behind. A study by Pew Charitable Trusts says Illino...

Although she did not win the title of Miss America, Danville's Abby Foster was selected to be among the top 15 competitors last night in Atlantic City. The 21-year-old Foster was voted ”America&...

As Hurricane Irma hammered Florida Sunday about 200 cyclists and others in our area paused to honor emergency personnel. The I & I Firefighters Association holds a ride each year remembering those...