It took over a year to complete the needed improvements to the Edward Cancer Center.

Another new subdivision may be coming to Naperville.

Students joined the national walkout on April 20th to continue the movement for gun control.

City council took firm action against pedal pubs by voting to ban them throughout the city of Naperville.

Naperville City Council will have a 5th Avenue workshop and council will vote on the final “Smart Park” design.

Two big-ticket discussion items were on at a recent City Council workshop.

Downtown Naperville might be getting a virtual reality playground.

A new DIY studio is coming to town.

The first two bison calves of the year have been born at Fermilab, and at just two days old, they were already walking around and feeding.

April 16th-20th is “The Week of the Young Child”, and in honor of that, Kids Kampus Child Care teamed up with Harbor Chase Senior Living Center to celebrate.

With the welcome arrival of spring also comes the start of the Wednesday Walking Club.

The Unity Partnership event featured keynote speaker, Mrs. Naomi Ruth King, Dr. King’s sister-in-law.

The 95th Street Library has a brand new green screen room.

Area veterans were recently honored at the Naperville Responds for Veterans Strength and Honor Lunch.

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. left his mark on our nation’s history and in the history of Chicago.

There’s a new café that’s serving up a matinee.

Turning Pointe has been opening its doors every Thursday for Autism Awareness Month.

Students in District 204 went back to the books to get a lesson in language around the world.

More District 204 students are eating school lunch, and more of them are enjoying it.

Board members at District 203 recently received an update on some core student policies.

A state revenue increase would be first in a decade.

First generation students at North Central College are part of a now award-winning program – Cardinal First.

Engage 204 let attendees tell the district how they would prioritize the budget.

Meadow Glens Elementary School recently held its fourth annual ‘STEM Discovery Night.’

The NPD will be bringing awareness to domestic and dating violence. That’s the theme of this month’s Safer Naper. Every

Doctors are already seeing higher than normal turnout of patients with allergy symptoms this year.

A new report from the Alzheimer’s Association shows increases in Alzheimer’s prevalence, deaths, and cost of care in Illinois.

Screening for colorectal cancer is critical to catch the disease early, according to Dr. Gibson of Edward Medical Group.

Our local school districts have partnered with 360 Youth Services to discuss the trend in vaping.

The police and addiction treatment providers met to hold a discussion about the opioid crisis.

A string of recent suicides at Naperville North High School has suicide prevention is on the minds of many in Naperville.

March is multiple sclerosis education month.

Local sports highlights for the week of 04-20-18.

Local sports highlights for the week of 04-13-18.

The Naperville Central Spirits Color Guard has worked tirelessly to create a program worthy of competing at the upcoming 2018 Color Guard World Championships.

Local sports highlights for the week of 04-06-18.

Local sports for the week of 03-30-18.

Local sports highlights for the week of 03-23-18.

The bill aims to lower the risk of concussions and other brain injuries by banning tackle football for ages 12 and under.

The Naperville Park District celebrated Earth Day, a new Free Forest School is starting up, and Benet boy’s lacrosse held off Naperville North.

Naperville Central students walkout to protest gun violence, area parents organize a “kindness walk”, and the boy’s gymnastics teams duel in their conference meet.

Carson’s Furniture Clearance Center to close along with other Carson’s, upgrades and renovations at Edward Cancer Center, and STEM Career Expo at Fermilab.

Pedal pubs banned from Naperville, Naperville Jaycees Park design approved, and Metea takes on North in boys volleyball.

Naperville Crime Stoppers are offering a reward for information, NCHS students plan a school walkout, and a Metea Valley alum won a National Championship.

Idalynn Wenhold honored with scholarship in her name, awards given at One Nation Under God breakfast, and highlights of the weekend girls track invitational.

A robbery at Costello Jewelry yesterday, Ignite the Night will honor Idalynn Wendhold this weekend, and highlights from Waubonsie versus Benet boys volleyball.

Loaves & Fishes hosts their first Naperville Chef Showdown, it’s National Grilled Cheese Day, MLK Jr. talk at library and boys baseball kicks off.