A dispute about whether Naper Settlement’s Research Curator resigned or was fired has led to the hiring of attorneys by both sides.

A local business was vandalized, but used the situation to spread good.

Change is coming to the way hate crimes are handled in Illinois.

Katy Leclair returns to previous position at Greater Joliet Area YMCA.

Liquor sales are on their way to some sidewalks in Downtown Naperville.

Amtrak Conductor progressing toward recovery.

The owner of local Jewish deli, Schmaltz Delicatessen, is speaking out after being vandalized on Sunday.

More construction is coming to Ogden Avenue.

With over 200 miles of local trails, you don’t have to go far for adventure this summer.

With construction on Water Street complete, a celebration was in order.

Museum’s biggest exhibit, AWEsome Energy, now complete.

Opportunities were abound at the DuPagePads 2nd Annual Career Fair.

The Naperville Park District has lots of offerings for all musical tastes.

Crowds checked out classic cars form the 1920s to the 1980s in downtown Naperville.

Meet Naperville Ribfest’s 2017 mascot, Curly Hamilton!

Safe biking in town could earn you a sweet treat.

The Conservation Foundation celebrated the longest day of sunlight by hosting a Summer Solstice Social.

District 203 is looking to payoff a large portion of their debt.

Budget facing trouble thanks to state funding formula and potential tax freeze.

School may be over for the summer, but the learning continued over at Safety Town.

North Central Cardinals have graduated and are ready to spread their wings.

Naperville School District 203 is looking for a new board member.

The last day of school meant a day of fun for students in district 203.

A program at District 204 is helping every girl shine regardless of their financial situation.

Ten to 15 percent of the population will experience a migraine in their lifetime.

Edward Hospital recently recognized young lives lost.

The Forest Preserve District of DuPage County gives us some tips on how to stay protected.

The Forest Preserve District of Will County has a new way for residents to get out and get active.

For nearly 29 years, Edward Hospital has been led by a woman who wasn’t afraid to take risks in the effort of change.

Some local athletes recently ran in the 121st Boston Marathon.

A day that aims to fight tuberculosis across the globe.

Allergy sufferers may have another rough season ahead of them.

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Pam Davis may become the newest member of the liquor commission, the DuPage Children's Museum unveils their newest exhibit & Little League highlights!

Schmaltz Delicatessen holds open house to celebrate diversity, construction begins on Raymond Dr. & Ferry Rd. and All-Academic CCIW selections.

The Amtrak conductor who was shot in May is expected to make a full recovery, District 203 passes their 2018 budget and NNHS Bass Fishing competes at State.

Police investigate after Schmaltz Deli is vandalized, meet the new mascot for Ribfest & find out which local athlete has made his way to the MLB.

A local businesswoman is applauded for her life saving efforts, Downtown Naperville turns the page to summer and a Neuqua grad is drafted by the Mariners.

Park district unveils Knoch Park Central Maintenance Facility, use of weed killer halted after resident complaints, & Naperville Central's Andrew Maynard drafted.

Residents question an herbicide used by the park district in kid-friendly areas, Moser Tower talks continue, and Powerstrike 300 bowling camp.

State lawmakers hold town hall tonight, video gambling could be reinstated in DuPage County and a local athlete is honored by Gatorade.