A new brewery and virtual reality playground could be coming to town.

Michael Osanloo takes the reins on October 1

The construction of two new parks coming to the Riverwalk has been delayed.

Three democratic candidates recently sat at a healthcare forum.

People are starting to talk about a new life for the Greene Farm Barn.

The start of a new month brings a new Safer Naper topic from the Naperville Police Department.

A bronze-medal Olympian recently made a stop at Anderson’s Bookshop.

The park district recently received some feedback on their upcoming projects.

Things were just ducky on the DuPage River as an annual race made quite a splash.

Police officers singing and dancing? Sounds like Naperville’s finest have been put up to a certain musical challenge.

Naperville’s got its very own “Shark Tank.”

India’s independence has been long celebrated here in Naperville.

Naperville celebrated National Night Out with a two days of festivities.

A local fashion designer is making people of different shapes and sizes feel beautiful.

New camp for girls is sparking an interest in the world of firefighting.

As students enjoy their last few weeks of summer, teachers are hard at work preparing for the school year.

The return of school is bound to leave many students a little stressed out.

Several Naperville high school students got a three-day crash course in what it’s like to intern at Fermilab.

The fiscal year 2018-2019 tentative budget plan highlights increases to preschool programs and a new position of an executive director of diversity and inclusion.

District 203 hosted another Google Summit this year to keep its teachers learning.

Pencils, markers, notebooks – the cost of school supplies all add up.

Will County voters might be asked about a new one percent sales tax this November.

2018 marks the fifth year that DuPage Credit Union’s got the backs of students in need.

New educators were recently introduced to District 203.

The Naperville Park District board banned tobacco products from parks after a 6-1 vote.

Opioid use in the workplace was the focus at the latest Naperville Chamber of Commerce luncheon.

How to beat the summer sun to keep your skin safe.

Summer is now in full swing, which means tick season is too.

Nearly 150-thousand Americans die each year from stroke, making it the 4th leading cause of death in the U.S. A stroke

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.

Local sports highlights for the week of 08-10-18.

Local sports highlights for the week of 08-03-18.

Local sports highlights for the week of 07-27-18.

Local sports highlights for the week of 07-13-18.

Local athlete Grace Seiboldt got the gold at the Special Olympics USA Games in Seattle.

Local sports highlights for the week of 07-06-18.

Local sports highlights for the week of 06-29-18.

The Naperville Park District is adding a designated area for drone users in the western part of Brush Hill Park.

Three new tax-related referendum questions for ballot, meeting to discuss a fix for flooding along the DuPage River, and free wi-fi at some park locations.

Consultant being sought to help review designs for 5th Avenue redevelopment, Riverwalk Duck Race, and Senior of the Year!

District 204 board discusses how to implement Engage 204 results, Congressman Randy Hultgren to hold town halls, and North Central Football will head to Europe.

Naperville celebrated India Day, election candidacy packets will be available for pickup, and a local high school student hosted a sports equipment fundraiser.

There was a heavy police presence in a Naperville neighborhood, smoking is banned from Naperville parks, and NCC tops the preseason polls.

Car burglary video used to warn residents to lock-it or lose-it, Naperville police take part in the lip sync challenge, and the Men’s Illinois Golf Open.

Naperville takes part in National Night Out, construction is delayed on two new parks, and a Naperville native will be the new C.E.O. of Portillo’s.

Bruce Hanson is running for Naperville City Council, local politicians discussed healthcare, and the Naperville Women’s Tennis League wrapped up its season.