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As the Fourth of July holiday approaches, Danville Police and other law enforcement agencies are teaming to make sure travelers will be safe. ''We want all our residents and visitors to have an enjoya...

Preparations continue for this year's Balloons Over Vermilion. Last year the event was cancelled because of the COVID-19 pandemic, but this year it's back. It will be held at the Vermilion Regional Ai...

Some central Illinois recreational areas remain closed because of heavy rain and more rain is expected. In Danville, Ellsworth Park was closed because of the threat of flooding. Roads were barricaded ...

Danville Area Community College is improving its Robotics program to help local industries. DACC President Stephen Nacco explains... {AUDIO: ''It's going from a Tinker Toys lab to something that is us...

Danville Area Community College plans to start the fall term ''as if it's 2019''. So says DACC President Stephen Nacco.... {AUDIO: ''The vast majority of the classes will be face-to-face. We'll be run...

The Vermilion County Health Department is making plans to have fewer reports for the public as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to wind down. County Health Administrator Douglas Toole says the frequenc...

A Danville man has been sentenced to five years in prison after entering a guilty plea to unlawful possession of a weapon by a felon. Circuit Judge Charles Hall sentenced Dustin Brockett after hearing...

Vermilion County State's Attorney Jacqueline Lacy says she has reviewed all the evidence and determined the May 5th shooting of a man by Tilton's Police Chief was justifiable. Illinois State Police we...

It is a big weekend for those who enjoy art and fun in Vermilion County. Arts in the Park is back at Danville's Lincoln Park on Saturday, June 26th and Sunday, June 27th, 2021. It was not held last ye...

Around 250 young people have been attending Danville Area Community College's 'College for Kids' program this week. They are just some of many who will be experiencing the camps this summer. Students ...