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Danville City Council: Treasurer Decision Awaits Outside Legal Opinion; Alderman Says "Check Illinois Constitution" ABOVE: Alderman Tom Hightower calls for Treasurer change possibility to be dropped. While the Danville City Council has not yet made a final decision on changing the City Treasurer position fro... Steve Brandy REMINDER: Danville Police vs Danville Fire Softball Game Makeup Date is Saturday, September 5th After the Saturday, August 15th Danville Police vs Danville Fire softball game was postponed due to wet grounds, the makeup date is now Saturday, September 5th. Doors will open at 3 PM, ceremonies wil... Steve Brandy Danville's Police Chief Yates Offers Information on "Solicitor License Reminder" and "Junior Citizens Police Academy" The above is a file photo. CIMG had a chance to chat with Danville Police Chief Christopher Yates after Tuesday (Sept 1) evening's Danville City Council meeting. In regard to the item on the Po... Steve Brandy Danville City Council Says NO to Aldermen Pay Change After much discussion over several weeks, a proposed amendment to the city code wage chart, before the Danville City Council at Tuesday (Sept 1) night's meeting, would have essentially kept the pay fo... Steve Brandy Danville Police Credit Proactive Policing, Community Calls for Service in Four Recent Illegal Firearm Arrests THE FOLLOWING IS A DANVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT RELEASE Through proactive policing, community calls for service, and investigative efforts, Danville Police Department officers continue to address... Steve Brandy City of Danville Announces Work on Old Ottawa Road Begins Wed Sept 2nd at 6:30 AM THE FOLLOWING IS A CITY OF DANVILLE RELEASE The City of Danville would like to announce the trimming and clearing of vegetation overgrowth along Old Ottawa Road. During this time traffic will b... Steve Brandy Catlin Approves Solar, Wind Ordinance THE FOLLOWING IS A NEWS-GAZETTE ARTICLE BY JENNIFER BAILEY CATLIN - Starting today, Catlin Mayor Justin Bargo said, companies can submit special-use permit applications for wind and solar proje... Steve Brandy Heat Advisory from 1 PM Tues (Sept 1) through 7 PM Thurs (Sept 3) Details: WHAT...Heat index values up to 105 expected. WHERE...Marshall, McLean, Woodford, Champaign, Edgar, and Vermilion Counties. WHEN...From 1 PM Tuesday to 7 PM CDT Thursday. IMPACTS...Hot... Steve Brandy Vermilion County had 821 Full-Time Job Postings Active in July, and Homes Selling for $146,586 THE FOLLOWING IS A VERMILION ADVANTAGE RELEASE Vermilion County is one of eight Illinois counties in the state's Regional Research Pilot Program. Its first monthly report has arrived, and it pu... Steve Brandy Danville Police Respond to Sunday Night Incident in 2300 Block of North Vermilion THE FOLLOWING IS A DANVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT RELEASE On August 30, 2026, at approximately 6:30 p.m., officers were dispatched to the 2300 block of North Vermilion Street in Danville following ... Steve Brandy THE FOLLOWING IS A VERMILION COUNTY WAR MUSEUM RELEASE The Vermilion County War Museum invites the public to join them for two events this weekend. The Museum's classic military Jeep will be a ... Steve Brandy Vermilion Co Conservation Dist Kennekuk and Forest Glen Buildings Open for Visitors; Redbud String Band to Perform at Kennekuk, Sun Sept 6th 1 - 4 PM THE FOLLOWING IS A VERMILION COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT RELEASE Westville + Danville, IL - At Forest Glen Preserve, the Gannett Education Center will be staffed with volunteers and open to th... Steve Brandy Work Beginning on National and Nicklas Streets Tuesday, Sept 1st THE FOLLOWING IS A CITY OF DANVILLE RELEASE Danville, August 31, 2026 - National and Nicklas Streets Sanitary Repair The City of Danville would like to announce a full road closure of National ... Steve Brandy City of Danville Fri Sept 4th FIRST FRIDAYS in Temple Plaza Features Celebration of Cultures with DISCOVER DANVILLE THE FOLLOWING IS A CITY OF DANVILLE RELEASE Danville, August 18, 2026 - The City of Danville and First Fridays invites you to Discover Danville, celebration of culture taking place on Friday, S... Steve Brandy Vermilion County to Unveil New WallDog Mural Celebrating 16,000 Acres of Parks THE FOLLOWING IS A DANVILLE AREA VISITORS BUREAU RELEASE Renowned WallDog Artist Mike Meyer to Reveal Landmark Public Art Installation at The Garden 107 (VRBC) DANVILLE, IL (September 4, 2026) ... Steve Brandy Agribusiness 2026 \| Vermilion County Ag in the Classroom Ready for New School Year THE FOLLOWING IS A NEWS-GAZETTE STORY BY JENNIFER BAILEY Vermilion County Farm Bureau ABOVE: Missy Buhr, agriculture - literacy coordinator for the Vermilion County Farm Bureau's Ag in the Clas... Steve Brandy Statement from the Vermillion County, Indiana Board of Commissioners THE FOLLOWING IS A VERMILION CO, INDIANA BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS RELEASE Vermillion County Remains Open for Business and Committed to Responsible Development The Vermillion County Board of Commi... Steve Brandy How to Get Ready for Emergencies the Low-Cost, No-Cost Way THE FOLLOWING IS AN AMERICAN RED CROSS RELEASE During National Preparedness Month, follow these American Red Cross readiness steps August 31, 2026 - Major disasters are happening more often now... Steve Brandy Final "TAPS ON TUESDAY" of Summer Set for 6 PM Tues Sept 1st at Spring Hill Cemetery's Soldiers Circle THE FOLLOWING IS A TAPS ON TUESDAY RELEASE The final "Taps on Tuesday" program of the season will be on September 1st at Spring Hill Cemetery's Soldiers Circle. The weekly program is held each ... Steve Brandy It's Your Business \| National Spotlight Shining on Longtime Danville Pizza Joint THE FOLLOWING IS A NEWS-GAZETTE ARTICLE BY JANA WIERSEMA AVOVE: (From Left) Natalie Diveley, Halle Douglas, Mary McIntire, Beth Haurez, Steve Diveley, Stacy Huerta, and Kennedy Price at Jocko's... Steve Brandy Danville Police Arrest Man For Public Indecency After Two Complaints The Same Day On August 21, 2026, at approximately 11:16 a.m., officers were dispatched to the 1000 block of N. Vermilion Street for the report of a male exposing his genitals. The suspect left the scene in his vehicle before officers arrived. At 12:08 p.m. officers located the suspect vehicle in the 100 block of Delaware Avenue and... Aug 24, 2026 Monday News Summary In the news for Monday: Aug 24, 2026 Wednesday News Summary The news for Wednesday: Aug 19, 2026 County Clerk Robyn Heffern Says Petition Packets Ready For Consolidated Election PETITION PACKETS AVAILABLE FOR APRIL 6, 2027 CONSOLIDATED ELECTION DANVILLE, ILLINOIS - The Vermilion County Clerk's Office announces that petition packets for candidates seeking election in the April 6, 2027 Consolidated Election will be available beginning Tuesday, August 25, 2026, which is also the first day petitio... Aug 19, 2026 Flood Concerns Continue Into Monday. Tree Falls Across North Vermilion Street Blocking Traffic Rain and floods continue to be an issue into Monday. A tree fell over Vermilion Street near Prospect Ave impacting a red vehicle. All are advised to be alert. From the Vermilion County EMA: Alert: Flood Warning until 12:00PM Monday * WHAT...Flooding caused by recent excessive rainfall continues. * WHERE...A portion of ... Aug 16, 2026	Danville Police Arrest Man For Public Indecency After Two Complaints The Same Day On August 21, 2026, at approximately 11:16 a.m., officers were dispatched to the 1000 block of N. Vermilion Street for the report of a male exposing his genitals. The suspect left the scene in his vehicle before officers arrived. At 12:08 p.m. officers located the suspect vehicle in the 100 block of Delaware Avenue and... Aug 24, 2026 Monday News Summary In the news for Monday: Aug 24, 2026 Wednesday News Summary The news for Wednesday: Aug 19, 2026 County Clerk Robyn Heffern Says Petition Packets Ready For Consolidated Election PETITION PACKETS AVAILABLE FOR APRIL 6, 2027 CONSOLIDATED ELECTION DANVILLE, ILLINOIS - The Vermilion County Clerk's Office announces that petition packets for candidates seeking election in the April 6, 2027 Consolidated Election will be available beginning Tuesday, August 25, 2026, which is also the first day petitio... Aug 19, 2026 Flood Concerns Continue Into Monday. Tree Falls Across North Vermilion Street Blocking Traffic Rain and floods continue to be an issue into Monday. A tree fell over Vermilion Street near Prospect Ave impacting a red vehicle. All are advised to be alert. From the Vermilion County EMA: Alert: Flood Warning until 12:00PM Monday * WHAT...Flooding caused by recent excessive rainfall continues. * WHERE...A portion of ... Aug 16, 2026	Local News Rantoul Price Cutter becoming expanded Ace Hardware; village staff working on grocery options By JANA WIERSEMA jwiersema@news-gazette.com Mayor Sam Hall III said that village staff have already begun looking into ways to bring more grocery options to Rantoul's east side, and Price Cutter's upcoming closure "makes that work even more urgent." C-U Public Health District announces new environmental health director Penny Murphy (pictured) is stepping into the role following the retirement of Sarah Michaels, the public health district announced Tuesday. Michaels, who retired in August, worked at C-UPHD for 31 years. My Turn \| 'Best job I ever had' Retired Sgt. Maj. Hubert “Bert” Caloud left the Marine Corps after “30 years, two months and 29 days,” he said. “Best job I ever had.” Catlin approves solar, wind ordinance "Earthrise Energy is looking forward to submitting our permit application for the Tilton Solar project in the coming months. We are thankful to the village of Catlin and broader community for the opportunity to collaborate on a solar ordinance that encourages responsible development for wind and solar projects." A new chapter: Brokishes buy The Literary The sale does not include the historic home on Springfield Avenue that former Literary owner Jenny Shima plans to convert into a space for weekend reading retreats and other events. Shima said that the house is a separate project. Multimedia +29 Multimedia PHOTO GALLERY: Sights and Sounds 2026 +12 2008w" /> Multimedia Featured PHOTO GALLERY: UI students move into dorms +8 2008w" /> Multimedia PHOTO GALLERY: Collection starts for Run and Dump sale +7 Local News Featured PHOTO GALLERY: 'Shining Natalie's Light' +15 2008w" /> Business PHOTO GALLERY: Junior livestock shows open county fair Wednesday +13 2008w" /> Multimedia PHOTO GALLERY: Champaign County Fairgrounds harness racing The Latest Surprise, surprise: 16 area districts awarded state Teacher Vacancy Grants The high-need area districts selected for grants ranging from $56,678 to $431,955: Bismarck-Henning, Champaign, Cerro Gordo, Cissna Park, Danville, Decatur, Georgetown-Ridge Farm, Hoopeston Area, Iroquois County, Oakwood, PBL, Rantoul City, Rantoul Township, Rossville-Alvin, Urbana and Westville. Rantoul Price Cutter becoming expanded Ace Hardware; village staff working on grocery options Mayor Sam Hall III said that village staff have already begun looking into ways to bring more grocery options to Rantoul's east side, and Price Cutter's upcoming closure "makes that work even more urgent." C-U Public Health District announces new environmental health director Penny Murphy (pictured) is stepping into the role following the retirement of Sarah Michaels, the public health district announced Tuesday. Michaels, who retired in August, worked at C-UPHD for 31 years. +2 My Turn \| 'Best job I ever had' Retired Sgt. Maj. Hubert “Bert” Caloud left the Marine Corps after “30 years, two months and 29 days,” he said. “Best job I ever had.” Catlin approves solar, wind ordinance "Earthrise Energy is looking forward to submitting our permit application for the Tilton Solar project in the coming months. We are thankful to the village of Catlin and broader community for the opportunity to collaborate on a solar ordinance that encourages responsible development for wind and solar projects." +3 A new chapter: Brokishes buy The Literary The sale does not include the historic home on Springfield Avenue that former Literary owner Jenny Shima plans to convert into a space for weekend reading retreats and other events. Shima said that the house is a separate project. Top of the Morning, Sept. 1, 2026 The sweet ride at the center of our new "The News-Gazette Tailgate Show" drew a crowd at the Mahomet Music Festival. +45 May We Have A Word? \| In Bielema, former Illini trust Ascending. Auspicious. Relevant. Credible. Those were just a few of the adjectives a proud panel of 43 former Illini offered when we asked for one word that best sums up how they feel about the state of the program entering Year 6 of the Bret Bielema era. Wingstop planned in Mahomet The restaurant is under construction next to the Papa John's on Patton Drive and is estimated to open in early 2027. Champaign business owner charged with failing to pay taxes, fraudulent use of COVID relief funds Hans Lee Grotelueschen, 56, is facing charges for allegedly failing to pay employment taxes to the Internal Revenue Service, as well as fraud related to Economic Injury Disaster Loans and the Paycheck Protection Program. I-72 eastbound lanes in Champaign County closed due to incident Police estimate it will be 30-60 minutes before the lanes are reopened. Movers, shakers and headline-makers: 'News-Gazette Radio' guests Ron Turner: “Chancellor Aiken came down and the buses were gone. Dana told me after the game that he was livid. Dana said: ‘Thank God you won that game, because I think he would have fired you on the spot if you didn’t.’ ” +2 Champaign County Crime Stoppers \| Suspect sought in hit-and-run Champaign County Crime Stoppers is asking for the public's help regarding a hit-and-run incident. +4 Name Dropping: Local union members earn certified instructor titles Charleston and Ashmore trades workers Nick Pitts and Travis Swope, both members of UA Local 149, recently completed the United Association Instructor Training Program and were honored at a ceremony in Ann Arbor, Michigan. +4 'Tenacity': The story of a Division I athlete turned artist Artist and former Northwestern cornerback Dwight White II: “Art is a practice in itself. And I think, just like a sport, the more consistent you are, the more you’re putting into your craft, you get better outcomes.” Pet Talk \| The case of the broken toenail Dr. Canaan Shores, who leads the urgent and convenient care service at the University of Illinois Veterinary Teaching Hospital, recalls the twists and turns involved in treating Jesse, a 2-year-old Boykin spaniel. +3 Inside Out \| 'Centering Clay' exhibit at Krannert celebrates Chinese-American artist among others As a curator at Krannert Art Museum, I am continually drawn to the museum’s twentieth-century collection for exhibition development, and take a particular interest in highlighting underknown artists in my projects Rich Warren \| Next Windows upgrade won't be nearly as onerous After the nightmare transition from Windows 10 to 11, you probably won’t lose any sleep over Microsoft’s next operating system. Lori Borgman \| The perils of looking cool My philosophy concerning a garden is the same as toward dessert — there’s always room for a little more. +9 It's Your Business \| National spotlight shining on longtime Danville pizza joint America's Best Restaurants will be filming episodes about Jocko's and Smith Burger Co. on Sept. 2. Big 10 \| As heard on 'News-Gazette Radio' Read what some of our 536 special guests had to say on N-G Radio. Featured this week: Ron Turner, Tracy Williams, Allen Carter, Tom Paul, Dan Kleiss, Sarah Zehr Gantz, Darrick Brownlow, Tara Chandler, John Paddock and Tyler Hopple. In the Garden \| Keep your 'mittens' off Among the plants that grow in the Illinois landscape, poison ivy (Toxicodendron radicans) is perhaps the most notorious. For the 55-and-over crowd, Aug. 29-Sept. 5, 2026 Ethel & Maud Luncheon: The January edition is set for Jan. 17 at City View on the fourth floor of the Illinois Terminal Capitol News Illinois \| Illinois to receive up to $768M in Meta settlement over teen social media addiction CHICAGO — Illinois will receive up to $768 million from a multi-state $17.1 billion settlement with social-media giant Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram — the culmination of a three-year legal battle brought by state attorneys general. +8 A Life Remembered \| Champaign Legion member had a national impact Step into the national headquarters of the American Legion, or even its first post overseas in France, and you'll find that everyone knows the man who stood by Champaign Post 24 for most of his life. +5 Singer/songwriter's Mahomet Music Festival performance marks return to stage that helped shape her career What began with an impulsive Thanksgiving road trip to Nashville has grown into a seven-year music career for Mahomet native Onoleigh, who returns home this weekend to perform at the Mahomet Music Festival. Area history, Aug. 29, 2026 Today is Saturday, Aug. 29, 2026. Here are local news reports from 100, 50 and 15 years ago: +2 Top of the Morning, Aug. 29, 2026 Now in her 26th year at the McDonald’s on Kirby and Neil in Champaign, 92-year-old Shirley Whalen is as recognizable as the Golden Arches themselves. Brokishes acquire The Literary Lauren and Jeffrey Brokish also own Pekara Bakery and Bistro, Central Illinois Bakehouse, Martinelli's, Prairie Fruits Farm and Creamery, Salt Fork Food Works and Espresso Royale cafes.	Lifestyles Comics page for Sept. 2 +9 News MAGAZINE: History abounds in Danville sports venues Vermilion County has history in its many sports venues, especially in Danville. News Danville announces street closures for Labor Day parade DANVILLE — The City of Danville announces temporary road closures on Monday, Sept. 7 for the annual Danville Labor Day Parade. News Westville Labor Day Queen goes to Laney Cook WESTVILLE — Laney Cook, Emmi Shanks and Avery Rummels were crowned as the 2026 Westville Labor Day Queen, Junior Miss and Little Miss during S… 2008w" /> News Dr. Wen Hsin Lin establishes endowed foundation scholarship DANVILLE — A new scholarship at Danville Area Community College will honor the life and legacy of Dr. Wen Hsin Lin while helping local student… +2 News Gov. JB Pritzker pledges to stay on ‘Team Fight’ as he asks Illinois voters for third term SPRINGFIELD — Gov. JB Pritzker looked for a little luck on the campaign trail from Illinois’ most revered politician. 990w" /> News THE BOOKWORM SEZ: Intriguing selections for young readers Pretty soon, you’ll want to add another blanket to your bed at night, even if it doesn’t feel that way right now. News Danville announces plans for work along Old Ottawa Road DANVILLE — The City of Danville announced on Monday that Old Ottawa Road would be reduced to one lane. +2 News Surplus eyed to cover road losses Gov. Mike Braun’s administration has asked lawmakers to tap into state cash reserves to cover losses from Indiana’s gas tax suspension, but to… +3 2008w" /> News Hoopeston Sweetcorn Festival returns this weekend for the 82nd year HOOPESTON — Sweetcorn lovers from all over will return to Hoopeston this weekend for the 82nd year, and there is a special addition to this ye… 400w" /> News National, Nicklas closed for sanitary sewer repairs DANVILLE — The City of Danville announced on Monday the closures of National Avenue and Nicklas Avenue. NEWSPAPER ADS Trending Recipes More News +2 News Surplus eyed to cover road losses Gov. Mike Braun’s administration has asked lawmakers to tap into state cash reserves to cove… +3 2008w" /> News Hoopeston Sweetcorn Festival returns this weekend for the 82nd year HOOPESTON — Sweetcorn lovers from all over will return to Hoopeston this weekend for the 82n… 400w" /> News National, Nicklas closed for sanitary sewer repairs DANVILLE — The City of Danville announced on Monday the closures of National Avenue and Nick… 2008w" /> News U.S., Canada trade war escalates A breakdown in trade talks between the U.S. and Canada prompted additional tariffs on billio… 225w" /> News Community Briefs for Sept. 1 Taps on Tuesday 1200w" /> News Weather for Sept. 1 News Fight for Congress plays out in key battleground states Midterm elections are often considered a referendum on the party in control of the White Hou… 2008w" /> News Financial health of American farms 'strained' by many factors The financial picture of American farms is a fragmented story, with different sectors around… +5 Videos Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos. 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