Bill Pickett is a journalist based in Danville, Illinois. He writes for Krock, focusing on local news and issues in the Danville area. With a keen interest in community development and government affairs, Bill covers topics ranging from local politics to education and public health.
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Bill Pickett's coverage focuses on local government, health administration, weather-related issues, and community development in the United States with a specific focus on Illinois and Danville. He largely reports on government announcements and general announcements.
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An oversized load being hauled on a truck along Interstate 74 struck and damaged a bridge near Oakwood today (Sunday, September 22
A groundbreaking ceremony on Friday (September 27 ) will mark the beginning of construction for new Sonic and Jimmy Johns restaurants in Danville.
Vermillion County Sheriff's Police and Indiana troopers, along with other law enforcement agencies, responded to a business at State Road 163 and State Road 63 upon a report of shots fired. It was approximately 8:45 p.m. on September 16
Some leaders of the American Civil Liberties Union of Illinois will be speaking at a town hall meeting in Danville on Monday, October 7
WESTVILLE — A proposal to allow village residents to raise chickens was ultimately approved, though not without some feathers being ruffled.
An investigation continues into a tragic Friday afternoon crash in Champaign County which killed an Illinois State Police Trooper. Champaign County Coroner Steve Thuney says Trooper Corey S. Thompsen was pronounced dead at Carle Foundation Hospital at 4:32 p.m. Friday (October 18, 2024). He was 28-years-old and had served almost five years with Illinois State Police.
By: Bill Pickett
Tipsters are always 100 percent anonymous when contacting Crime Stoppers and receive a code number to check on rewards. All tips submitted to Crime Stoppers are electronically stripped of any personally identifying information and processed by a third-party answering service.
Election Day is still two weeks away, but many Vermilion County voters have already voted early.
By: Bill Pickett
Bowman Avenue southbound will be closed from Main Street to Cleveland Street for the removal of a tree beginning at 7:00 am on Thursday.
The following story is by Bill Pickett.... A leadership team from the American Legion's National Headquarters ...
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