In partnership with Edward-Elmhurst Health, we bring you a new segment that honors Edward Hospital’s unsung heroes. In this debut edition, meet a housekeeper who not only cleans the dozens of ER rooms, but is always making the day better for ER patients and employees.

Two Naperville brothers born with Cystic Fibrosis aren’t letting the chronic illness slow them down. Despite their many challenges, the 8- and 10-year old boys stay active, not only in sports but also in their fight for a cure.  630’s Evan Summers shares their inspiring story.

More than 300 businesses call downtown Naperville home, including a great mix of national, regional, and local favorites.  In this episode of “630 Naperville” Katie Wood of the Downtown Naperville Alliance gives us a look inside one of those businesses.

Cars have been an important part of American life since they gained popularity in the early 1900s. While vehicles from that era are typically only seen in museums, there’s one group who restores these antiques and drives them on modern roads.

At Shinto Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi Lounge, the chefs are always ready to cook a meal you’ll never forget.

One Naperville mom is showing others that “kindness rocks!” In fact, that’s the name of a project and Facebook group she’s spearheading to spread a bit of joy and inspiration.

For this edition of “Nominate Your Neighbor,” meet a woman who began “We Are One Naperville,” a grassroots organization that celebrates diversity.

As many folks enjoy walking along the path of the Riverwalk throughout the summer, they’ll notice a new garden that serves as a tribute to past Riverwalk Commission Chairman Cliff Preston.

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.

Naper Nuts and Sweets is celebrating 15 years in town. (630) Naperville's Natalie Vitale sat down with owner, Dominque Martucci to talk about the impact the store has had in town and what she hopes for the next 15 years.

The mission of Naperville CARES is to help local families in financial crisis meet their essential needs by providing emergency financial support and resources. Meet a few people behind the scenes at Naperville CARES and learn why they give back.

Marjorie Wehrli Walsh, also known as Marge, celebrates her 95th birthday this year. As a wife and mother, sister, grandmother and great grandmother, Marge has taught her family a lifetime of knowledge, but most importantly the secret to living a full and happy life.

There are many options to brighten your home, inside and out, some you can do yourself and others requiring a professional.  For lighting inspiration, look no further than PowerForward DuPage and their team of expert contractors.

A new specialty shop features rows upon rows of vinegars, oils, wines and spirits, all for customers to sample.

A new wine bar offers 64 different varieties of wine and just as many local and regional craft beers, plus an equally impressive menu of appetizers, entrees and deserts.

With the warmer months upon us, it may be tempting to crank up the A/C in the house on those hot days. Mike Bakker of Dutchman Heating and Cooling offers some tips for keeping your place cool while keep costs down for our newest segment, “Ask Your Local expert.”

Looking to spice up your holiday or new year's party? We've got some tips for do-it-yourself cocktails, as well as ideas for pre-made adult beverages.

Two local families who are able to take the classroom home give us a behind-the-scenes look at homeschooling.

Becky Anderson of Anderson's Bookshop brings you her top 5 book suggestions for the summer.

For 50 Years the Summer Place Theatre has been entertaining the community throughout the summer months. We take a look at how the theatre got its start and continues to keep tradition going strong. From veteran to brand new cast members there's a place for everyone on stage.

The Festival of Colors has become an annual tradition in Naperville for the last 8 years, welcoming the beginning of spring. We talk to those that started the festival to find out more behind its origin and meaning.

A local movie expert previews what could be box office blockbusters for 2017.

Whether joining for fun, exercise or to keep the brain sharp, belly dancing has become second nature to many in Naperville.

Find out what are our local colleges doing to beat the statistics and make sexual assault a thing of the past on their campuses.

630 gets a behind the scenes look at the Paramount Theater in Aurora's production of West Side Story.

Naper Settlement takes a journey through history that they are still on today, discovering the life of the first known African American in Naperville, Sybil Dunbar.

It's been 14 years since 9/11. Find out what went into Naperville's own 9/11 Memorial.

The fall sports teams at Metea Valley came together for Mustang Mania. It was a day filled with sports scrimmages, fun activities, and school spirit. 

Naperville North alumnus Sammy Marshall is the most recent athlete to join the list of locals excelling in the pros. 630’s Kamen Entchev shares her story of how she’s hitting a home run with her softball dreams.

A look into the family dynamic that exists in the Naperville Summer Women's Tennis League.

Kamen Entchev takes you through the results of the 50th Annual Naperville City Swim Meet.

A look at the past and future of the Naperville City Swim Meet as the event approaches its 50th anniversary.

About 100 athletes came together for the 2017 Boccia USA Nationals held in Naperville this summer.

The Naperville area is home to a lot of talented high school girls soccer players. In fact, two of them are now playing at the highest level. NCTV17's Kamen Entchev has the story.

Alan Harris has been a huge part of the Naperville sports community. The hall-of -fame coach finally retired after half a century. NCTV7’s Kamen Entchev has the story.

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.

Tips of how to stay fit during the holidays

More than 1,200 Mustangs marched into their brand new quarters in 2009.  Metea Valley High School opened in Aurora, as the fifth high school to serve Naperville students, also serving the City of Aurora.

To say the 2016 Rio Olympics was a great year for team U.S.A. might be an understatement, and two of those athletes were able to bring the gold back home to Naperville.

The city celebrated the opening of the 95th Street branch on September 21st, 2003, one day before the 105th anniversary of the opening of the city first library, the Nichols Library.

With the arrival of the year 2000, construction was well underway for the “Millennium Carillon,” a gift to the city’s residents.

Ribfest has become a fourth of July favorite not only for local residents but for those across the greater Chicagoland area.

A piece of Naperville history was torn down last July to make way for the future. Crews demolished the recreation barn at Knoch Park where they are now replacing it with an $8-million maintenance facility for the Naperville Park District.

Since 2008, the Naperville Park District has run not just the city’s only cricket pitch but the country’s only park district-sponsored cricket pitch.

Lincoln Jr. High School teacher Josh Stumpenhorst was named “Teacher of the Year” by the Illinois State Board of Education.