Cleaning for a Reason partners with home cleaning services around the country, including Naperville’s Two Maids and a Mop to help people battling cancer.

A team of local dancers who were bullied took what was an otherwise-upsetting experience and turned it into something positive.

The next big idea often comes from an entrepreneur looking to change the world and two locals pitched their big ideas to angel investors.

Thanks to a non-profit, one group of homeless teens and young adults had the opportunity to experience prom in their own way.

There’s a club that can help you get a deeper look into space. The Naperville Astronomical Association occasionally hosts public “sky parties” throughout the year.

In our segment “Healthy Driven Hero,” we meet some of the unsung heroes behind Edward Hospital.

4.6 million footsteps– that’s how many it took Naperville resident Eric Montgomery to journey across the Pacific Crest Trail for a special cause

A Naperville man who owns and operates local Chick-Fil-A, says he’s doing his best to make his work place one where all employees feel appreciated.

Here’s a brief look at 10 events happening this month.

In need of something fun and interesting to do? We’ve got the perfect idea for October – Naperville Ghost Tour!

Check out our great “A to Z” guide of the best places to go and things to do this summer for people of all ages!

The Naperville Park District recapped their achievements over the past year, as well as things to come during the annual “State of the Park District.”

Pull up a stool and take a sip out of The Lantern’s history. The downtown Naperville staple has been owned and operated by the Feldott family for 50 years, something they celebrated with a block party to remember. With a passion for what they do and a love for their customers, those behind The Lantern show no signs of stopping.

In honor of the opening of their new Fort Hill Activity Center, we take a look at the Park District’s rich 50 year history in Naperville.

Last month Illinois passed a stop gap budget, essentially a quick fix in order to keep the state functioning.

Set to be demolished this summer, The Barn was more than just a building to the youth of Naperville who grew up in the 60’s and 70’s; it was a place of friendship and music.

Ray Kinney of the Naperville Development Partnership gives us a taste of a second location of Shinto Sushi, now at Freedom Commons.

Several new restaurants have come to Water Street, including one that’s serving up Neapolitan pizza. Let’s “Dine Around Naperville” with Ray Kinney.

Packing school lunches can be a real pain, especially when it comes to making meals healthy and appetizing.  Fortunately, one local mom gave us some pointers.

It’s back to school season, which might mean taking the kids shopping for new clothes. We’ve got you covered with tips from Hanna Andersson in downtown Naperville.

The Naperville Newcomers and Neighbors Club hosts many events for people to meet and get to know other folks from around town.

Gwenn Lloyd of The Naperville Garden Club has a few tips on how to extend your home to the outdoors and maximize your living space.

Italian for “That’s Cool!” is Che Figata and that’s exactly how folks at the new restaurant of that name want you to react when you walk in.

We caught up with Gwenn Lloyd of the Naperville Garden Club for another “how-to”. This time: Making your own potted Fairy Garden, a trend that’s gained popularity.

Since its Ramadan from mid-May to mid-June, the group is standing by their Muslim neighbors with love and support.

A new exhibit inside Wentz Concert Hall and Fine Arts Center showcases how fashion and music go hand-in-hand.

It’s a celebration of Chinese culture:  Lantern festival.  Crowds of all nationalities come to witness beautifully-costumed performers, but what exactly is the significance behind the event?

Started in Naperville in 1971, McNulty Irish Dance has grown to more than 350 students throughout the Midwest, including Iowa and Wisconsin.

For the tenth anniversary year of Wentz Concert Hall and Fine Arts Center, we decided to “explore the sound” inside.

Weber Irish Dance, which offers classes through the Naperville Park District for children of all ages, is busy with rehearsals leading up to Saint Patrick’s Day.

Matt Doyle & Taylor Lovstad certainly have the eye of the tiger with this west coast swing-inspired cha cha!

Brett Hintz & Brianna Miller’s fun salsa careens all over the dance floor AND genre as they soldier through song change after song change

With football through the Naperville Middle Schools switching to flag, tackle programs like the Naperville Chargers offer the chance for kids to prepare for tackle football at the high school level.

As the temperature outside begins to drop outside, indoor cycling classes offer many Naperville residents the chance to get a tough workout in a fun, group environment.

Starting in 2015, the Happy Feet Walkers Club has met on Saturday mornings around the Naperville area for weekly walks in their easy to spot bright pink t-shirts.

Hundreds of kids tried out to be ball kids for the Laver Cup. Among the 40 selected were Kennedy Jr High students Bridget Chapman and Akash Bansal.

Story Sunday explores the innagural flag football season to see what the players, coaches, and high school coaches think about the new direction. 

We head out to the Ashley Whippet Frisbee Championships to catch up with a bunch of talented dogs catching fribees with a flare.

We head out to Springbrook Crossing Park on a warm Sunday morning to visit with young, local athletes at a free rugby session.

We visit Shyft pilates studio to learn about the exercise that millions swear by around the world. 

Each month, in partnership with Edward-Elmhurst Health, we highlight part of the healthcare experience, such as the Discharge and Post-Discharge process.

A detailed look at the registration process of Edward-Elmhurst Health and why it’s important to your overall healthcare experience.

A detailed explanation of why the scheduling process of Edward-Elmhurst Health is so important to the overall healthcare experience.

You may have seen electrical outlets in your home that have a “test” and “reset” button on them but do you know what they’re for? A local expert explains.

(630)’s Beth Bria’s got some tips from local athletes to get you from walking to running.

Parents, we’ve got some tips that will certainly make you “smile.” For “children’s dental health awareness month,” we talked to Dr. Anthony LaVacca for some advice on how to take care of your child’s oral hygiene.

The director of a Naperville children’s theatre is on a mission to encourage other businesses and organizations to invest in an Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) after it saved someone’s life.

Dr. Douglas Tran with Edward Medical Group discusses ways to prevent skin cancer related deaths.

In April of 2015, a crowd gathered for the Water Street District’s official groundbreaking.

Thousands of running enthusiasts went the distance in 2013 for Naperville’s inaugural “Edward Hospital Marathon and Half Marathon.” General registration

2015 was a unique year for the already-special Healing Field of Honor. In less than an hour, volunteers placed 2,015 American flags on Rotary Hill as part of the annual event.  That year, however, also marked the 50th anniversary of the beginning of the Vietnam War.

On Veterans Day 2007, Naperville residents of all generations gathered for the dedication of “Veterans Valor.” The statue immortalizes five local veterans, four who received the silver star and one the distinguished flying cross. 

Naperville, Illinois and Nitra, Slovakia may have more in common than one might think, which is why it’s only fitting the two would become sister sisters. The partnership was officially formalized in November of 1993, though Naperville citizens had been exploring the possibility for four years prior.

Throughout 2011, North Central College staff, students, alumni, and the greater community enjoyed festivities commemorating the college’s 150-year history.

In the fall of 1997, teenagers in south Naperville stepped foot inside the city’s newest school for the first time.  Neuqua Valley High School opened its doors to 950 freshman and sophomores after three years of construction.  

The opening of the Wentz Concert Hall and Fine Arts Center was music to the community’s ears. The state-of-the-art building has hosted many professional concerts since its grand opening in 2009.