Naperville City Council voted unanimously to rezone part of the Naperville Crossings area to residential use.

The holidays may have left your stomach full but your wallet empty.

The Naperville Fire Department completed a dramatic rescue of a child who fell through the ice on a retention pond.

Congresswoman Lauren Underwood is sworn into the 116th U.S. Congress at her alma mater.

Naperville came up short of state standards for affordable housing.

Local schools have more of an impact on development than you may think.

Vietnam War-era veterans are now eligible to apply for an honor flight.

A new year means new tax regulations, here are some you should know.

The Naperville VFW is celebrating multiple historic milestones.

The Naperville Public Library recently got a book returned with a special note inside.

A Naperville teenager is heading to Nepal to hike to Mount Everest Base Camp.

The name of the pavilion on the proposed Southwest Community Park has been decided.

The New Year offered an opportunity to reflect and look ahead on the year for DuPage County.

There are tons of films you’ll want tickets to in 2019.

Christkindlmarket Naperville recently wrapped up its third year in town.

A knock on the door brought a Christmas surprise to the seniors at Martin Avenue Apartments.

North Central College was recently recognized for its interdisciplinary studies program.

The District 203 board is considering having no school on election days and adding a breakfast program.

The tax levy has been extended to $247,300,000.

Some seats are up this spring at both school districts 203 and 204.

Metea Valley theater celebrated its 10-year anniversary by taking a look back on some of its most memorable shows.

Penny Wars is one of the most popular events during Benet Academy’s annual two-week Christmas Drive for local charities.

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.

Every New Year, people’s New Year’s resolution is to finally get fit.

It’s the season of giving and giving blood could mean saving someone’s life.

Edward Hospital recently acquired a new tool in the fight against breast cancer.

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.

We explore a new and potentially beneficial practice of Reflexive Performance Reset with the aid of NVHS Track Coach, and RPR Specialist, Mike Kennedy.

On this week’s Sports Story Sunday, we explore the new Rock Steady Boxing program in Naperville, lead by Dan Cirino.

Local sports highlights for the week of 01-04-19.

The weather continues to be too warm for outdoor ice skating.

Local sports highlights for the week of 12-21-18.

14 year old Sid Naresh and 11 year old Nandan Naresh have worked for years to become two of the top table tennis players in the world.

Local sports highlights for the week of 12-14-18.

A Chicago Wolves hockey player stopped by the 95th Street Library to talk about “Read To Succeed.”

Polo Club development updated plans viewed by residents at open house, construction underway on Mall of India, and new classrooms for Turning Pointe.

DuPage Election Commission is disbanded and merged with county clerk’s office, residential zoning approved near Naperville Crossings and Benedictine tuition freeze.

Billly Idol is coming to Ribfest, police seek information on vandals, and you can vote on which park you think should host a concert this summer.

Naperville fire and police make a frozen pond rescue, Lauren Underwood swears in, David Wentz drops city council bid, and we remember a NNHS teacher and coach.

A new name for a planned pavilion, Lauren Underwood is sworn into Congress, and A Naperville North athlete was drafted by the Chicago Red Stars.

Use of the term “Water Street District” will come to an end, North Central College degree high on national list, and Naperville Central Coach named to hall of fame.

Strangers offer a child a ride near Crone Middle School, no official stance on Wagner Farm development by D204, and new head football coach at Metea.

District 203 considers having no school on election days and pilot breakfast program, Operation Welcome You Home earns $5,000, and Benedictine University has a new president.