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Carle is encouraging women living in the Hoopeston or Mattoon areas who have never had breast cancer to participate in an eight year study. It will focus on the risk factors affecting breast imaging. ...

OSF Healthcare, in partnership with the Champaign-Urbana Public Health District and Village of Rantoul, are hosting a community-based COVID 19 vaccination clinic in Rantoul. The clinic is being held a...

Fifteenth District Congresswoman Mary Miller has been assigned to serve on two U.S. House committees. One is the Committee on Education and Labor, and the other is the Agriculture Committee. ''I am th...

Former State Representative Chad Hays is officially back in state government as a member of the Illinois Educational Labor Relations Board. Hays became a member of the board earlier this month, replac...

A man who ran a sex trafficking operation out of a Champaign motel room will spend the rest of his life behind bars for the crime. Federal Judge James Shadid sentenced 48-year-old Franshon Stapleton o...

The Vermilion County Health Department says that 79 more people have been diagnosed with COVID-19 in the county. Administrator Doug Toole says there have been 7,428 positive cases so far since the pan...

UPDATE: Mick Jaguar has been chosen as the new name of the DACC mascot. ------------------------------ Danville Area Community College has a new mascot, and it is asking the public to choose its name....

Danville-based Watchfire Signs has been awarded a nationwide contract to provide scoreboards to local schools across the country. The contract is with Equalis Group, which is a cooperative purchasing ...

After several months of an ever-improving unemployment rate, both Danville and Vermilion County saw those streaks end last month. The Illinois Department of Employment Security reports that Danville a...

Vermilion County Health Department Administrator Doug Toole says both county residents and his staff have expressed frustrations with the vaccination process, but he says the clinics continue to move ...