The 164th year of the DuPage County Fair is upon us, bringing new attractions to an old-time favorite celebration.

The Naperville Police Department wants your workplace to be prepared in the event of an active shooter.

State Representative Stephanie Kifowit recently held a community event focused on helping those with disabilities.

An internal investigation has cleared a Naperville police officer of any wrongdoing in the death of Naperville North student Corey Walgren.

A new development is coming to Washington Street, Council discusses taxi regulations and the public speaks on the Old Nichols Library.

An area therapy barn for children with disabilities has earned a reprieve from eviction after a property dispute with their landlord.

The Forest Preserve Districts of DuPage County and Will County are combining forces to connect a regional trail system.

A decision about the future of the Old Nichols Library has been delayed.

An experiment at Fermilab several years in the making has finally collected its first batch of data.

A ten-year-old rides in style thanks to a new partnership between Easter Seals DuPage Fox Valley and Windy City Trykes.

Naperville Farmers Market celebrates the first harvest of corn.

A 7-2 vote sends Avenida Senior Housing to City Council with a positive recommendation.

Naperville is rocking this latest trend to spread inspiration and kindness throughout town.

Loaves and Fishes Community Services is rescuing food and giving it to those in need.

Some local car enthusiasts are a driving force in keeping history alive.

Congressman Bill Foster hosted the Faces of Our Community: LGBTQ Awareness Panel.

At their last meeting, the board discusses the impact of Illinois’ new budget.

A day at the pool is usually fun for all. But accidents can happen to anyone regardless of skill level.

World-renowned scientist and alumnus gives naming gift to North Central College.

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.

A local program draws students from around the country to learn about medicine.

Dr. Rohini Bhat of Edward Medical Group explains the signs and symptoms of Lyme disease and tick prevention.

Forum held in response to health care plans revealed by U.S. Senate Republicans.

Blood donor centers give $1 to Operation Support Our Troops for each donor.

The Alive Center has free lunches for those in need.

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.

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County Fair closes ride similar to the "Fire Ball," Cantigny Park celebrates McCormick Day & Naperville's Kevin Cordes swims at World Championships.

$45,000 reward for info about shooting death of Matthew Lange, slow down for Speed Awareness Day, and DuPage County Fair opens.

The Naperville Fire Department to hold new 5K, Alive Center seeks an expansion & the Naperville Jaycees announce several acts for the Last Fling Main Stage.

Amtrak conductor Michael Case is released from Edward Hospital, Chriskindlmarket continues its run in Naperville & Bernie Sanders comes to town.

The 95th Street Library will close for several days next week, the city seeks input on LED lights & the Naperville Swim Conference City Classic Meet starts.

Naperville's Planning & Zoning Commission approves Avenida, Library Board supports preserving the Old Nichols Library & Naperville receives a FEMA grant.

Officer cleared of wrongdoing in suicide of Naperville teen, council approves Washington Street development, Benet grad travels world with soccer.

District 203 appoints a new member, District 204 examines school funding and two Naperville water polo stars are recognized at the national level.