ABOVE: Girls track athlete and recent DHS graduate Gabriela Huerta, on her way to a scholarship at U of I -Chicago, poses with an AT&T staffer after receiving her free laptop Wednesday afternoon a...
A 16-year-old was arrested Thursday in connection with the robbery investigation, police said. Additionally, Deandre Mosley, 18, has been arrested for possession of stolen property.
The Danville Police Department reports that at approximately 9:04 Wednesday night, officers responded to South Virginia Avenue after Vermilion County 9-1-1 received a call from an individual who stated a 20-year-old male had been shot.
In her third year teaching fifth grade at Fisher Grade School, Morgan Wilson is known for her ability to make learning fun and engaging, even with more challenging topics.
News on the reopening plans for County Market in Danville; dinosaurs in Oakwood; surplus vehicles for sale by the city of Danville; DLO's weekend 1776 musical production at the Danville Masonic Temple; and a 250th America anniversary essay contest.
CBS News Radio went silent May 22, citing economic hardships, another in a string of bumpy and very public business decisions for the broadcast network. The shutdown ended nearly a century of national and global radio news that brought historic events into Americans’ living rooms, from Edward R. Murrow’s London Blitz broadcasts to coverage of Pearl Harbor and the Cuban Missile Crisis.
A 16-year-old was arrested Thursday in connection with the robbery investigation, police said. Additionally, Deandre Mosley, 18, has been arrested for possession of stolen property.
The Danville Police Department reports that at approximately 9:04 Wednesday night, officers responded to South Virginia Avenue after Vermilion County 9-1-1 received a call from an individual who stated a 20-year-old male had been shot.
In her third year teaching fifth grade at Fisher Grade School, Morgan Wilson is known for her ability to make learning fun and engaging, even with more challenging topics.
News on the reopening plans for County Market in Danville; dinosaurs in Oakwood; surplus vehicles for sale by the city of Danville; DLO's weekend 1776 musical production at the Danville Masonic Temple; and a 250th America anniversary essay contest.
CBS News Radio went silent May 22, citing economic hardships, another in a string of bumpy and very public business decisions for the broadcast network. The shutdown ended nearly a century of national and global radio news that brought historic events into Americans’ living rooms, from Edward R. Murrow’s London Blitz broadcasts to coverage of Pearl Harbor and the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed the Reproductive Health Records Privacy Act into law on Wednesday, which prevents abortion information from being shared with out-of-state entities, shielding it so abortion-seekers are protected from potential retaliation for receiving legal healthcare in Illinois.
Search committee co-chair Ann Yeung, who is a professor of music and strings area chair at the Urbana-Champaign campus, said that the sessions were “very productive,” with over 100 stakeholders participating.
Oakwood school district Superintendent Andy Jordan says the new proposed athletic field project consists of a softball field, baseball field and combined football/track/soccer field on property next to Oakwood City Park.
Thanks to longtime News-Gazette journalists Tom Kacich, Marcus Jackson, Mary Schenk and John Dixon for co-hosting this week's 'News-Gazette Radio' on WDWS and WSOY.
The Swigarts are constantly on the move whether it be showing cattle, livestock judging, caring for their own crop and herds or even just taking their two boys to sports — but Adam Swigart and his wife Chelse Swigart handle it with ease.
Almost 50 years ago, a visitor to America had plenty of fun thanks to not getting where he was going. This is the story of the incredibly mixed-up German tourist.
The victim herself testified to a closed courtroom to protect her identity, sharing allegations that 25-year-old Steven Thompson had touched her inappropriately on three separate occasions.
Pastor John Porter of Mount Calvary Missionary Baptist Church, which had its sanctuary destroyed by the Nov. 19, 2025, fire, testified in Tuesday’s sentencing hearing.
With the St. Joseph-Ogden baseball team savoring their historic postseason run, we asked family members and players to reflect back on a season that ended with a Class 2A state title
Danville Police Chief Chris Yates said there was a large number of people in the area at the time of the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Aniyah Davis last June at Winter Park and "you'd believe that there would be someone that saw something. We always urge someone that has information to be a good human and provide that information."
Illinois has seen 149 tornadoes so far in 2026. The figure marks a state record for a calendar year, said National Weather Service meteorologist Alex Erwin.
President Donald Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” severely impacted two of Illinois’ most economically vulnerable groups: the hundreds of thousands of Illinoisans set to lose Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program food assistance this year and the small farmers who are losing them as customers.
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