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Some TV stars stopped in central Illinios to show their support for charity. Among thousands of fans, many camouflage-clad people waited outside for the chance to Jase and Si Roberston.
The Baseball-size hail was reported in Oakwood, which is in Vermilion County. There was also hail with a diameter of 2" reporteed in Minonk, which is in Vermilion County.
Background on property transaction for Steel Grip
Documents recorded in March at the Vermilion County recorder's office confirm that a local company, Steel Grip, does not already own the industrial property on East Voorhees where the company plans to relocate later this year and ultimately buy the site with financial assistance from the city of Danville.
Former legislator to speak at DACC commencement
Danville Area Community College officials will confer nearly 450 associate degrees and certificates, and nearly 200 graduates will participate in this year's commencement exercises.
Some disappointed in Danville's electric rate
This time last year, Urbana signed an electric aggregation contract with Homefield Energy to supply 100 percent renewable electricity to residents at a rate of 4.08 cents per kilowatt-hour. Following the same bidding process and using the same consultant, the city of Danville ended up Wednesday with a higher rate for its electric aggregation ... (more)
Crash on Voorhees kills Danville man
Danville police and the Vermilion County coroner's office are investigating a collision on East Voorhees Street that killed a Danville man and injured an Indiana man early Monday afternoon.
The tornado would eventually become an F4. At least 5 homes were destroyed, two of which were totally swept away.
Weather History: May 12: Record Temps, Storms, Tornadoes, Wind & Dust
Ben Franklin was the first person to identify nor'easters. In a letter on this date, Franklin described an experience that happened to him in November 1743 when storm clouds in Philadelphia blocked his view of an eclipse.
It's for National Stamp Out Hunger Day. Mail carriers in Danville say there was a lot of participation around town.
Hoopeston man dies in car-truck collision
The Vermilion County Sheriff's Department continues to investigate a car-semitrailer truck collision that killed a 30-year-old Hoopeston man on Wednesday afternoon.
Vermilion County considers line of credit for juvenile detention costs
In the last several years, the state has cut the amount it pays for salaries at juvenile detention centers around the state, including centers in Vermilion and Champaign counties.
College Express gives students head start
The Oakwood High School senior, who plans on attending Danville Area Community College in the fall, already is familiar with the campus and one of her instructors and has a semester's worth of college credit under her belt - thanks to the College Express program.
New Georgetown mayor makes changes at first meeting
Kay Sanders chaired her first meeting as mayor of Georgetown on Monday and wasted little time putting her stamp on the city.
Foster parents vital to child welfare system
Kristen Burd of Potomac serves her three foster children lunch while having a picnic at Millie Curtis Park in Potomac.
Creativity, candor mark students' exhibits
In grade school, Caitlin Brewer was often teased and taunted by classmates. She cut herself to deal with the pain.
Olivet Nazarene University celebrates 100th commencement this weekend
Bourbonnais will have an estimated 5,000 visitors on Friday and Saturday for commencement activities at Olivet Nazarene University.
Danville group readies annual Memorial Way
Each year before Memorial Day, Rotarians and their family members place flags along Vermilion Street to honor servicemen and women.
Oakwood principal confirms he's been suspended
Erwin said he was suspended on April 18. He declined to say why he was suspended or whether he planned to fight any charges that led to his suspension.
St. Joseph man reaches plea deal over SJ-O threats
Judge Tom Difanis sentenced Fosdick to 106 days in the county jail, with credit for the 106 days he has already served, plus 30 months of probation.