An Indiana man was hospitalized with injuries after police say he struck a semi on Interstate 74 Tuesday afternoon. Illinois State Police say 31-year-old Austin Shields of Anderson, Indiana was drivin...

Mayor Rickey Williams Jr. says the city will not fine restaurants that continue to stay open for indoor dining because there is no city statute that allows it to do so. Williams' comments came after A...

One of the longest-serving aldermen in Danville's history is resigning his seat early. Steve Foster (pictured at right), who has represented Ward 7 (the north end of Danville) for the past 27 years, s...

One hundred thirty-four new COVID-19 cases have been reported in Vermilion County. County Health Department Administrator Doug Toole also says four more county residents have died from the virus: a wo...

The six Vermilion County officials who were elected last month were sworn in this morning to officially begin their four-year terms in office. Among them is a first-time office holder, Erika Briggs (p...

Tuesday is "Giving Tuesday" and one way for people to donate items to an ever-present need in the community is to donate items to help homeless kids in Vermilion County. Tricia Keith of the Regional O...

Anyone who might be interested in a career with Danville's largest employer can attend a virtual job fair this week. The V.A. Illiana Health Care System is hosting a career fair via Zoom on Wednesday....

The unemployment rate locally fell significantly in the month of October, continuing a rapid recovery rate since the spike during March. Data from the Illinois Department of Employment Security shows ...

The Vermilion County Health Department says that 68 new cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in the county. Administrator Doug Toole reports that the county currently has 219 active cases, down nine ...

The wife of Danville High School's head football coach says she is overwhelmed by the compassion people have shown to her while her husband awaits a heart transplant. Tabatha Forrest says her husband,...