The Indiana Senate wisely let a bill that would have cut early voting days die at the conclusion of this year’s session.

With one week to go until the primary, the Danville Election Board says a little over 300 people have cast their ballots in the primary election.

John Krull is director of Franklin College’s Pulliam School of Journalism and publisher of TheStatehouseFile.com, a news website powered by Franklin College journalism students. The views expressed ...

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Lindsey Franz, center, prepares to cut the ribbon opening her LAF Design and Art Studio in Downtown Danville on Saturday.

Beating a team for the third time in a season is always tough to pull off, especially when there is a title up for grabs.

Once again, road issues involving semis blocking the way for others came up last week at the Danville City Council meeting.

The North Vermillion boys basketball team could not get past its first game during last season’s IHSAA Class 1A playoffs.

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