A new senior apartment complex may be coming to the Southwest Corner of Diehl Road and Raymond Drive.

The Naperville Police Department honors those who go above and beyond the call of duty.

City officials are once again considering changing the overnight street parking policy.

A Riverwalk planter took a half-ton tumble.

The League of Women Voters, Friends Who March, and other local organizations took a trip to the state capital.

The Naperville Fire Department’s Carl Schultz performed a water rescue last week after a man drove his car into a retention pond.

California Closets is trying to open a location in Downtown Naperville.

Developers submit a proposal for the site to the City of Naperville.

Tails were wagging and mouths were panting for a Dog Fun Run.

Cemeteries can hold connections to local history dating back hundreds of years.

Johnny Rabe has been nominated for best actor by the Illinois High School Musical Theater Awards.

Officers across the country were recognized at a memorial observance at the Naperville Safety Campus.

Escaped horses returned to their rightful owner.

Moms Building Bridges is raising funds to make signs to wish their Muslim neighbors a Blessed Ramadan.

The Wonderful World of Wheels invited children to get hands-on with vehicles from around their community.

The Rotary Club of Naperville honored nine non-Rotarian community members with the Paul Harris Fellow Award for Service.

Elmwood Elementary’s Jackson Persin was presented with the Naperville Responds for Veterans Challenge Coin for his service to the community.

Students in District 203 got a chance to swim with the sharks.

Two Naperville North students achieved perfect scores on the ACT and the SAT.

14 custodial positions cut in order to keep contract within budget.

District 203 and 204 schools make U.S. News & World Reports’ list.

Some former Highlands Elementary School students went back to their past.

Naperville’s agriculture is piquing the interests of some local students.

The Naperville Public Library held business workshops throughout Small Business week.

May is ALS Awareness Month and a local woman is receiving the newest treatment option for the neurological condition.

Knoch Park looked a lot less yellow after a recent plucking event to tame some pesky plants.

As the weather warms up, so do our grills. But it’s important to take precaution to not cause damage to your house or yourself.

As the weather warms up, it’s important to be attentive of turtles on the road while driving.

May’s Safer Naper topic is Alcohol Awareness.

Japanese forest therapy has made its way to Naperville.

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.

Before you hit the trail this season, it’s important to make sure your bike is as ready as you are.

Local sports highlights for the week of 05-18-18.

Local sports highlights for the week of 05-11-18

Local sports highlights for the week of 05-04-18.

Four new pickleball courts could be coming to the Nike Sports Complex. They could be complete as early as this coming Fall.

A new adventure park is coming to Naperville. Funtopia has around 30 different climbing walls, a ninja course, and a high ropes path.

Local sports highlights for the week of 04-27-18.

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

Naperville now the 4th largest Illinois city, new ALDI now open, philanthropy awards, and the boys volleyball regional championships.

Naperville man cleared of murder charges wants record expunged, discussion of reconstruction at 95th Street and Book Road, and girls soccer sectional semifinals.

District 203 mourns the passing of a beloved staff member, Naperville North and Naperville Central celebrate commencement, and Benet Boy’s Lacrosse wins a thriller.

Naperville gas sales are lower than compared to last year, the Naperville Police Department enforces Click it or Ticket campaign, and big wins for weekend sports.

Cop on a Rooftop returns to Dunkin’ Donuts, Civil Wars Days take over Naper Settlement, and boys track and field sectionals end with Neuqua on top.

Proposed senior housing complex gets approval from Planning and Zoning Commission, surprise at school for a 5th grader, and NCC baseball racks up the honors.

Council discusses possibly lifting overnight on-street parking ban for the summer; mandatory workshops for SECA applicants, and girls soccer regionals.

Naperville honors police officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty, new preservation plans for Old Nichols Library, and highlights from girls lacrosse.