Public demand for improvement of the Greene Farm Barn is growing.

Construction on the Naperville Jaycees Park is officially underway.

A new car might cost less than a single parking space.

Naperville City Council delayed the transition to Phase II of Ryan Companies’ concept creation for the Fifth Avenue development.

The DuPage County Election Commission is looking for more election judges.

Dr. August Oetker is buying Wilton Brands.

Songs rang through Naperville on 9/11 to bring us together on a day of reflection.

9/11 Pentagon survivor Ryan Yantis recently shared his story.

Troop 887 has some new girl recruits to its Cub Scout program.

The grand champions of the evening had the time of their lives.

City officials held an open house to discuss options for the intersection of 95th Street and Book Road.

A living history farm in DuPage County shows visitors what it was like to live here in the 1890s.

A Naperville mom has been growing a children’s shoe business named after her own daughter.

Wag N’ Paddle is a new business open to Naperville pet owners looking to keep their dogs active.

The competition is heating up as the dancers from Dancing with the Celebrities prepare to take the stage.

It was a fitting tribute as Mayor Emeritus A. George Pradel was laid to rest.

District 203 held their first Focus 203 Community Engagement Session of the school year.

District 203 passed its fiscal year 2018-2019 budget and approved a four-year contract with NUMA.

With District 204 Board Member Lori Price’s resignation, there’s a seat to be filled.

KidsMatter is rolling out some programming to help kids handle stress.

A four-year, $34.2 million deferred maintenance plan was recently announced.

District 204 Board Member Lori Price recently announced her resignation.

This is the 10th year that Metea Valley has opened its doors for students.

A new month means a new topic for the Naperville Police Department’s A Safer Naper campaign.

Edward Hospital celebrated its 2000th set of multiples taken care of in their facility.

The DuPage County Health Department has collected a staggering 100,000 pounds of prescription drugs.

After rabid bats were recently found in Will County, it’s important to know how to react if you come in contact with these wild animals.

The annual DuPage County Senior Fair showcased many services available to area seniors.

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.

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George Halas’ grandson Patrick McCaskey visited Naperville to talk Bears, the NFL, and his life around the team.

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Val Montgomery is ineligible to run for the 41st District, city officials heard from residents on 95th Street and Book Road, and the Harvest Pow Wow returns.

Police search for suspicious man who may have aimed a gun at kids at local park, bicycle thief sought, and highlights from Dancing with the Celebrities.

5th Avenue Development process paused to consider DuPage Children’s Museum, groundbreaking for Naperville Jaycees Park, and new appointment for Rep. Grant Wehrli.

Nokia Networks cuts jobs, 2000 multiples at Edward Hospital, and an NCC runner is named Track and Field Athlete of the Week.

The Shedd Aquarium is partnering with the forest preserve, Baird & Warner donate a large grant to 360 Youth Services, and highlights from weekend football.

A man was sentenced to prison after stealing $50,000 from a Naperville resident, Quigley’s needs a slogan, and North Central College football’s home opener.

Naperville resident Victor Linares charged with child pornography, Bob Odenkirk and Busy Philipps coming to town, and Tiger Classic Girls Volleyball Tournament.

Naperville observes September 11, library card deals, and a former NCC athlete is a reality TV star.