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Unless improvements are made, state Sen. Bill Stanley said he will work to shut down the Danville Area Humane Society, which has come under fire for euthanizing a beloved dog named Eve.

An ongoing grading project at the Coleman site will ready the industrial park for development.

A local performance agreement outlines a $100 billion investment and 2,500 new jobs over 30 years, but it’s contingent upon a state tax exemption remaining in place.

Volunteers are the backbone of rural Virginia's fire and EMS response, and we'll be amplifying their stories from now through December.

Plus: “Love on the Spectrum” is looking for Danville-area participants, and Pittsylvania hosts a community outreach meeting for comprehensive plan update.

The Danville Area Humane Society said in a statement Sunday that it will pay a $500 fine for euthanasia recordkeeping violations. The matter was set to go before the Board of Pharmacy in a hearing …

Plus: Danville City Council is poised to approve a budget and tax rate changes, and Pittsylvania County will hold a joint meeting on the comprehensive plan update.

Jay Jones, Virginia's attorney general, will be in Danville on Friday for a discussion about the city's successful crime reduction initiatives.

GO TEC, a program to introduce middle schoolers to engineering and technical careers, has been a game changer for Southside's economic development. Without state funding, it could end this year, supporters warn.

Shotsie Buck-Hayes' sentence exceeds the suggested sentencing guidelines, with a judge saying the attack on Lee Vogler was “a pinnacle in human cruelty.”