DANVILLE

Thanks to Shamrock Farms in Danville for sending today’s Picture of the Day.

Danville PD is asking for the public’s assistance to identify a man they say has been involved with thefts from vehicles.

The Danville Police Department is emphasizing the importance of their virtual training program, MILO.

Engineered Biopharmaceuticals, Inc. is currently located inside the Dan River Business Development Center but will soon be expanding to a standalone facility in Danville.

A 57-year-old man with dementia is missing out of Danville, according to the Danville Police Department.

Local police departments are responding after the killing of Tyre Nichols.

The cause of the fire that left one woman dead on Monday morning was determined to be accidental, according to the Danville Fire Department.

Two additional school resource officers (SRO) are headed to Danville Public Schools thanks to a grant from the Danville Police Department.

That revitalization is thanks – in large part – to the River District Association (RDA), a nonprofit dedicated to revamping the city.

Residents of a Danville home have been displaced after a fire left flame and smoke damage to the building, according to the Danville Fire Department.

Calling all foodies! Texas Roadhouse is coming to Danville.

The aftermath of devastating tornados and high winds continues to affect residents of Griffin, Georgia, and God’s Pit Crew is providing relief.

After deadly tornadoes hit parts of Alabama and Georgia this week local volunteers are stepping up to help.

Sovah Health announced the approval for $20 million in renovations for its Danville emergency room.

More development is happening in the River City.

Leaders are looking to fill hundreds of positions at Caesars casino in Danville.

Here's a look at some of the stories we'll be following today as they make headlines across the country and Southwest Virginia.

The Danville Police Department is investigating a deadly single-vehicle crash that left a 29-year-old dead.

A 43-year-old has been airlifted after being hit by a Danville Public Schools bus, according to the Danville Police Department.

A portion of the Colonial Pipeline, the largest fuel pipeline in the U.S., has been restarted days after being shut down due to a Virginia diesel fuel leak.

The Colonial Pipeline says a diesel fuel leak in Virginia has shut down part of the nation’s largest fuel pipeline, but it is expected to restart Saturday.

Two bodies that were recovered from Smith Mountain Lake on Thursday morning were confirmed to be the two boaters missing after a boat capsized Monday.

One local barred owl is getting the chance to fly the nest, thanks to the Southwest Virginia Wildlife Center.

We're feeling more like March or April through Wednesday, then back to reality later this week

Danville Police say two people are dead following what they've identified as a murder-suicide.

The project was selected by Governor Glenn Youngkin to receive money from the Commonwealth's Industrial Revitalization Funds.

Residents of a Danville home will be displaced until their home is repaired from a fire, according to the Danville Fire Department.

Police are searching for a suspect in a robbery that happened in Danville Wednesday morning.

On Thursday, the Institute for Advanced Learning and Research (IALR) announced that they raised $17,745 for local charities through the annual holiday program.

The Danville Police Department held its annual Cops and Kids event on Tuesday.

The Postal Service said the move has the potential one of the largest electric vehicle fleets in the country.

William Fleming boys, Carroll County girls among the winners on Saturday.

The Danville Police Department hoping to brighten children’s spirits for the holidays with the help of UPS.

The Children and Youth Master Plan focuses on safety and security strategies, mental health, purpose, and relationships

Danville Community College is teaming up with Tyson Foods to help those in need this holiday season.

A 19-year-old has been arrested on multiple charges in connection with a deadly shooting in Danville that happened in August.

The Danville Police Department is sounding the alarm about the deadly risks of using illegal substances.

Charles Somerville Harris, 71, recently retired Averett University Executive Vice President, died on December 7, 2022. Harris served Averett in numerous capacities for nearly 20 years, touching countless students’ and colleagues’ lives.

A South Carolina man wanted on homicide and grand larceny charges was found and arrested in Danville on Friday, according to the Danville Police Department.

A Danville man has been found guilty of first-degree murder and was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole after killing a North Carolina man in 2020, according to NBC affiliate WRAL.

The Danville Fire Department safety extinguished a house fire early Thursday.

A 25-year-old woman is dead after a crash in Danville, police said.

The Danville Fire Department is responding to what they say is a “very large fire” at Celotex.

DPD said they are actively investigating the threat as a criminal matter.

The Danville Police Department is hosting its annual Thanksgiving food giveaway on Monday, Nov. 21.

The Danville Police Department has arrested a 20-year-old man in connection with a shooting that left one hurt.

The Danville Police Department has arrested a man in connection with several vehicle thefts across the city.

The program will allow on-campus and online students to learn from industry professionals and even have an internship opportunity.

The Salvation Army of Danville told 10 News that one of its red kettles was stolen Monday afternoon (Nov.7).

The buyer already owns one major Kentucky whiskey distillery.

A West Virginia former official pleaded guilty to violating the civil rights of a 16-year-old victim by forcibly raping her in a bunk room at the Danville Fire Department in Danville, West Virginia. I want to thank the FBI, the West Virginia State Police and the West Virginia Fire Marshal’s Office for their outstanding investigative efforts in this case.”“The facts of this case are troubling,” said Special Agent in Charge Nordwall. This case was investigated by the Pittsburgh Division of the FBI with the support of the West Virginia State Police and the West Virginia State Fire Marshals. It is being prosecuted by Trial Attorney Kathryn E. Gilbert of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division and Assistant U.S. Attorneys Jennifer Rada Herrald and Julie White for the Southern District of West Virginia.

A truck carrying about 100 monkeys was involved in a crash Friday in Pennsylvania, state police said as authorities searched for at least three of the monkeys that appeared to have escaped the vehicle. The truck carrying the animals crashed with a dump truck in the afternoon in Montour County, Pennsylvania State Police Trooper Andrea Pelachick told the Daily Item. Authorities have asked residents who might see the monkeys to call state police at 570-524-2662.

The decision, announced at a special gaming board meeting Thursday, set an April 28 target for issuing preliminary approval for casino applicants in Rockford and Williamson County. The process may take longer for casinos in Waukegan and the south suburbs, where multiple applicants are competing for licenses. Earlier this year, an application for the Danville casino license was withdrawn.

The Department of Public Health will being to separate out Champaign County from the rest of the region, which also includes Decatur and Danville, in determining whether to institute stricter rules. However, if those rules are put into effect, they would apply to Champaign County as well.

DANVILLE The Rev. Charles Edwin Turner entered into the Glory of the Lord on Saturday, Nov. 16, 2019 at Columbus Hospice House in Columbus following a brief illness. Graveside services were held at Danville Memorial Gardens Cemetery in Danville on Saturday, Jan. 4 for the Rev. Turner, the former pastor of the Church of God of Prophecy in Monterey. Steve Gilmer of North Carolina officiated over the service, followed by a full military honor guard ceremony.

DANVILLE, Va (Reuters) - Having guided interest rates lower this year and declared a stopping point, Federal Reserve officials face a potentially volatile election year problem if U.S. job growth slows in coming months as many expect it will. Remember we are actively competing with nations that openly cut interest rates so that many are now actually getting paid when they pay off their loan, known as negative interest. After the rate cut last month, officials signaled they had likely taken out enough insurance against those trade-related risks. The bars already set very high for them to cut rates, she said. We think that bar will be met, with a good chance economic growth slips below trend and prompts a response.