Category Archives: More News
Danville Police Arrest Suspect in Shooting
Danville Police are holding a suspect in connection with a Thursday evening (May 3rd) shooting. Public Safety Director Larry Thomason says officers were flagged down in the area of the 900 block of Cl...
May 04, 2018
State Police Probe I-74 Damage Reports
Illinois State Police say Troopers and Zone 5 Investigators are looking into multiple reports of vehicles being damaged while traveling along Interstate 74 between Ogden and Champaign. The incidents h...
May 03, 2018
Vermilion County War Museum Nears Goal
The Vermilion County War Museum is nearing its annual campaign goal. Museum President Jim Kouzmanoff says the money raised is used for a variety of things.... https://express-images.franklymedia.com/9...
May 03, 2018

Tanner Says He Would Gladly Go Back
Danville native Joe Tanner, a retired astronaut, says if NASA would call him he would gladly go back into space for a fifth time. Tanner gave two programs at the Vermilion County War Museum Wednesday ...
May 03, 2018
Sheriff's Police Warn Area Residents About Scam
Vermilion County Sheriff's Police are warning area residents about a scam. Sheriff's Captain Eric Deck says someone has cloned the department's phone number and has been targeting local offices in the...
May 02, 2018
Bennett Measure to Protect Student Borrowers Advances
State Senator Scott Bennett (D-Champaign) is working with Attorney General Lisa Madigan to protect student loan borrowers from losing professional licenses as they work to pay off their debt. Senate B...
May 02, 2018
Government Change Opponents Organizing Campaign
A group opposed to changing Danville's form of government says it is going to concentrate on how a 1987 Civil Rights lawsuit has improved representation. Vice Mayor Brenda Brown is a co-chair of the c...
May 02, 2018
Some Danville Rail Crossings to Temporarily Close
Some Danville railroad crossings are scheduled to be temporarily closed as workers from CSX Transportation repair them. The repairs are scheduled to begin Monday, May 7th and will likely last through ...
May 02, 2018

Symphony, Astronaut Give Kids a Treat
Members of the Danville Symphony Orchestra gave 2,000 elementary level students a taste of their music Tuesday with their annual Children's Concert. The students from across the Danville Area Communit...
May 01, 2018
DHS Senior Becomes Mayor For a Day
Danville City Council members went about their business last night even though the meeting was under the direction of a ''new mayor''. Eighteen-year-old Danville High School senior Lauren Davis ran th...
May 01, 2018






