The old Wagner Farm could soon have over 300 homes built on it.

City of Aurora has plans to revitalize the Route 59 corridor.

The 5th Avenue Redevelopment Project still remains in Phase I after the most recent city council meeting.

The Naperville Police Department is putting the focus on seasonal safety for December.

Find out who’s running for city council and mayor in the coming election.

The Naperville Police Department has a unique program designed to introduce citizens to the different aspects of the department.

Naperville city staff presented their findings from the 5th Avenue parking study at the most recent city council meeting.

The proposed 2019 Budget includes an increase in the number of full-timers on city payroll.

630 Vicksburg Court lights up town with a special Christmas message.

District 204 is worried about incoming development on the Route 59 corridor.

Santa house recently hosted its pet night and that brought out plenty of furry friends to meet the big man in red.

Residents are counting down the days to Grinch-mas by looking for the iconic green character around Naperville.

A warm gesture from local students means a brighter Christmas for those in need.

Naperville Garden Club members deck the halls for a good cause.

Dozens gathered to take part in the lighting of an ice menorah to celebrate Hanukkah.

Portillo’s is a popular dining spot all over Chicagoland. A real hot dog from the company recently made his way to Naperville.

District 203 is looking to clear the way for improvements to Naperville Central’s softball field.

District 204 is moving its alternative high school program.

Naperville School District 203 held its inaugural Student Medical Conference.

District 203 homeowners should expect their tax rates to decline by about four percent.

Some female students say the district is in violation of the new Learn With Dignity Act.

An Elmwood Elementary second grader is helping teach his classmates about his Type 1 diabetes.

Support for students was the topic at the latest Focus 203 community engagement session.

It was full “steam ahead” when Hub88 hosted its inaugural STEAMfest at Nokia’s campus in Naperville.

The Naperville Police Department participated in Movember this year and gave out awards to their most proficient beard-growers.

A Second City alum recently brought laughs and lessons to the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce.

Edward Hospital is the first in the Chicagoland area to be using a new CPR training machine.

Hotel Arista employees packed up 1500 pounds of toiletries recently as part of the hotel’s partnership with Clean the World.

The DuPage County Health Department received a $182,388 grant to go toward pool safety training.

The Naperville Police Department is doing their part to promote men’s health by participating in Movember.

Jim Lang offered tips for those who are caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia.

The Naperville Park District is partnering with the American Cleaning Institute to promote a new safety measure.

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Opening invocation at DuPage County Board meetings is called into question, Penny Wars at Benet, and a Chicago Wolves player at the 95th Street Library.

Washington Jr. High student arrested for making online threat, new Hobson Oak beer out this Saturday, and a hot cocoa fundraiser for children affected by cancer.

The Naperville Fire Department responded to a house fire last night, the District 204 board discussed the impact of TIF Districts on its schools, and we welcome the DuPage Pistol Shrimps.

The Rotary Club of Naperville donates its Festiville proceeds, a bowling rivalry will raise money for Special Olympics, and more success for a Naperville runner.

Aurora held an open house to discuss its Route 59 Corridor Plan, famous dance instructors will be teaching in Naperville, and girls gymnastics leaps into action.

New homes and a church coming to Wagner Farm site, Joseph Cantore requests partial recount for DuPage Forest Preserve seat, and ice menorah lit in downtown Naperville.

5th Avenue Redevelopment stays in Phase 1 with parking and children’s museum location undecided, Wagner Farms site proposal, and 4 Gifts 4 The Holidays campaign.

Dick Portillo visits Naperville, 5th Avenue on city council’s agenda tonight, and Naperville students make All State Boys Soccer Team.