Danville News

One family's first trip to Disney World began more like a scene from a movie than a dream come true.

Seeing that the city collected $159,770 in towed vehicle fees last fiscal year is disappointing to city attorney Dave Wesner.

Some local residents have found a way to beat high gas prices - by hitching a ride with someone else.

The city council's public services committee took a step Tuesday night toward gathering more property for downtown's proposed Courtesy Ford car dealership expansion project.

As some of her fellow playmates were each taking their turn helping plant a vegetable, 4-year-old Ashlee Burow had trouble taking her eyes off the purple petunias and other "pretty" red and purple flowers in ...

A liquor store received approval from the city to open adjacent to the Mach 1 Food Shop at Gilbert and Williams streets in the former Blimpie's part of the building.

Tammy Lopez, a single mom of three children, is faced with an uncertain future after city officials on Thursday presented an engineering report that suggests she evacuate her home.

Nine candidates are seeking this year's Vermilion County Fair queen title. The pageant will be at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the grandstand.

Friends and loved ones of the Coffman family have set up a fund to continue the legacy of one of Danville Area Community College's most beloved instructors.

People should never let their guard down when it comes to identity theft. As fast as one scam comes to the public's attention, it seems that law enforcement uncovers another.

With a new theme every week, opportunities for adventure abound in this year's Danville Family YMCA summer camps.

Witnesses spoke up where lab tests couldn't confirm the situation leading up to the death of an Oakwood man earlier this year.

If granted by the city, a liquor license requested by Mach 1 Food Shop at Gilbert and Williams streets would be a first for the sale of liquor on convenience store and gas station property.

Wabash and Edwards counties recieve a boost in joining 'locally grown' bandwagon Farmers' markets being promoted By LAURA EASTER - Register News Editor As prices for food, goods and fuel continue to pull more ...

Supreme Court Justice Rita B. Garman was a -keynote speaker during the recent dedication -ceremony for the new Land of Lincoln Legal Assistance Foundation office in Champaign County.

One teacher with Danville District 118 says he will miss the students and his co-workers. Retiring is Lon Henderson, a special education teacher.

Barb Long made a pact with herself on that September day: If there was no train on the Voorhees Street tracks, she would stop at the nearby Humane Society of Danville.

Heavy winds and rain blanketed the Danville area Friday night, but preliminary indications are there was no major damage.

The growing popularity of neighborhood associations pushed the city into creating a new position.

A new partnership with a local church aims to end bullying in Danville District 118 schools.