Now that it’s past memorial day, it’s officially summer. However, one local veteran is hoping everyone continues to remember and appreciate all those individuals – and their families – who’ve made tremendous sacrifices for our freedoms.
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Police investigate shots fired incident, District 203 softball player’s dad asks for same standards for softball and baseball fields, and sister city visit.
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A sentence to probation after threats made to St. Raphael’s, Southwest Community Park’s Phase I plan has been approved, and All-State Girls Soccer Awards.
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A new drone park is flying into town, the Fine Arts Fair reopens this weekend, and the Little League City Championships are tomorrow.
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A Naperville police officer makes a heroic save of a toddler on Rt. 59, District 204 passes a tentative budget, and local girls lacrosse players get recognized.
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A proposed ice arena and event center moves closer to full approval, proposed Polo Club subdivision raises concerns, and boys water polo honors.
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Rabid bat found in Naperville home, train schedule changes for BNSF line, and Naperville Sports Weekly Awards Show.
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Discussion continues on the future of 5th Avenue, playground re-openings after renovations, and sweet citations for safe cyclists.
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March For Our Lives came to Naperville for the second stop in the group’s “Road To Change” tour.