Naperville City Councilman Kevin Coyne launches Safe DuPage after recent gun violence incidents in DuPage County.

At the latest Planning and Zoning meeting commissioners voted to approve a full service firestone despite some concerns by community members.

At the latest Planning and Zoning meeting commissioners unanimously voted to approve River Main.

Councilman John Krummen and DuPage County Board Member Dawn DeSart hosted the forum to have an open discussion and hear from expert panelists.

Property owner Little Friends is turning the site of the former playground at the corner of School and Columbia Streets into a parking lot.

A new year also means a new twist for the Naperville Police Department’s A Safer Naper campaign.

At the latest Riverwalk meeting, commissioners got a full final report on several alternatives for Moser Tower.

Naperville resident Joseph Kucharski pleaded guilty to aggravated DUI and reckless homicide in a crash that killed a Downers Grove North student.

The Morton Arboretum’sEnchanted Railroad is back for another year where kids can see the ten trains following their route and two new displays.

District 204 officially introduced Dr. Adrian Talley as the newest superintendent, and community members got a chance to meet with him.

Classic Cinemas is hosting their “Predict the Oscars” contest this year and you can cast your vote when you stop by Ogden 6 for a chance to win some prizes.

There’s a sweet new place called Cinnaholic opening up in Downtown Naperville.

An Australian restaurant is bringing their take on Mexican cuisine to America with their first U.S. Guzman y Gomez location opening in Naperville.

A Waubonsie Valley High School sophomore student landed herself on Ellen after a viral video shows her in an act of kindness.

After 23 years, DuPagePads will have a new leader. Carol Simler is retiring from the her position as DuPagePads president and CEO effective June 30, 2020.

A former NCHS Student’s memory lives on in the form of a gift card drive benefiting those who need it most.

The District 203 Board discussed changes that will be made to summer school at their most recent meeting.

There were many items approved at the latest District 203 School Board meeting, including a tax levy, disciplinary policies, and a new option for self-medicating.

Indian Prairie School District 204 recently held an equity training session for some of their educators.

At the latest District 203 meeting, the group discussed updates on their disciplinary policies, the potential introduction of medical cannabis to school, and what they learned about implicit bias.

Taxpayers in District 203 could be looking at an additional 2-3% in 2020, and at 204 that number is just under 2%.

Naperville School District 203 hosted its second annual medical conference.

The Naperville Park District recently approved the Fort Hill Activity Center to be a reunification center for school District 204.

Congrats go to Naperville Central’s student-run newspaper for receiving a national recognition.

igh Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) is a quick, yet effective way to fit in exercise when you’re pressed for time as it only a half hour or less.

A recent spike in flu cases has Naperville residents concerned about how to stay flu-free as flu season approaches this winter.

The DuPage County Sheriff’s Office announced a new initiative to help opioid-addicted inmates stay clean upon their release.

If you’re in the spirit of giving this holiday season the gift of donating blood can help save someone’s life.

When it comes to setting healthier resolutions, here are a few lifestyle changes to keepin mind as we head into a new year.

Residents at Martin Avenue Apartments have started moving back in to their units after some much-welcomed renovations to the facility.

With flu season upon us, it’s important to take measures to protect yourself and others from becoming sick with the flu, starting with getting a flu shot.

A group in Naperville has set a new goal for the community – making Naperville a Dementia-friendly city. It all starts with education.

North Central Football went to Texas and came back with the National Championship Trophy on December 21st. They were honored by the college this past week. 

West Suburban Water Polo is run by Andy and Mike McWhirter as they prepare players for high school. They do so by traveling with their teams.

North Central College Football returned home from Shenandoah, Texas with a National Championship Trophy on hand to a roaring crowd.

It’s been a historically good season for the Cardinals, who have reached the Division III championship game for the first time in school history.

A wolf made its way all the way from Chicago to a Naperville Library.

Ryan Mueller plays for the Chicago Blackhawks Special Hockey team and has recently been tapped to play for team USA.

The Turkey Trot may have become a tradition for some over the years, but no more than Kevin Gensler who has participated in every single one.

Super fan Rob Fascia has been collecting sports memorabilia for most of life, including authentic jerseys.