Construction on the new two-lane entry bridge to the McDowell Grove Forest Preserve has begun and is expected to last until spring 2018.

Two area non-profits will be joining forces to better serve their clients in our area.

Federal funds allow DuPage County to step up their fight against opioids.

The public was recently invited to give their input on the Washington Street Bridge project.

In a 6-3 vote, the Naperville City Council chose to grant landmark status to the Old Nichols Library against the wishes of the property owner.

Two Naperville businesses have worked out a sweet deal to benefit each other and their customers by sharing a storefront.

The City of Naperville is warning of a common household item that is causing big problems.

The Naperville Newcomers and Neighbors Club held their annual Kick-Off Coffee event to help get you involved around town.

– September 10 through 16 was International Housekeeping Week, and one Naperville business used that reason to celebrate their workers in a special way.

Things got groovy at Meson Sabika for the Community Career Center’s annual Dancing with the Celebrities fundraiser.

As autumn has officially begun we show you what the fall movie season has in store.

We talked to an expert at the Morton Arboretum about why we’re seeing fall color changing a few weeks earlier than usual this year.

The colorful flowers, bright outfits, and dancing of Bathukamma graced the Riverwalk.

At A.D.O.P.T. Pet Shelter volunteers are opening their doors to more than 20 dogs and cats from Texas areas affected by Hurricane Harvey.

The Exchange Club of Naperville and the City held a special ceremony at the Commander Dan Shanower Memorial to honor those lost on Septmeber 11, 2001.

The Hobson Oak is one step closer to living on in a new way.

Fermilab opened its doors to thousands on Saturday, with their largest public event since 1997.

District 204’s oldest school building, Indian Plains, is coming down.

The League of Women Voters of Naperville held a political discussion.

At the most recent District 203 Board of Education meeting a group of parents raised concerns about district policies.

Dozens of little local artists were recently recognized.

It was a “Mary” scary time when two best-selling children’s book authors came to town.

The DuPage Children’s Museum is seeking donations for a new exhibit, “Art is Instrumental.”

The Naperville Heritage Society got a big donation for a brand new project.

There’s a new way you can get involved to save a state-endangered species.

Medical attention provided free of charge to all attendees.

The road to recovery can be tough, but Pedal4Life is a non-profit that’s helping patients bike their way to a healthier path.

Dr. Kevin Bockhold of the Edward Neurosciences Institute explains the triggers for migraines and potential treatment options.

Naperville teen’s legacy remembered as Drive for Life Act is passed.

New Illinois law will help children suffering with debilitating disease.

Some babies at Edward Hospital just got a “suite” upgrade with the expansion of the hospital’s NICU.

Edward-Elmhurst Health announced a plan to reduce costs by $50 million over the next year, including cutting jobs and other expenses.

Local sports highlights for the week of 09-22-17.

Local sports highlights for the week of 09-15-17.

Local sports highlights for the week of 09-08-17. 

Hundreds took to the ramps for the KidsMatter Skaters’ Picnic.

Local sports for the week of September 1, 2017.

Local sports highlights for the week 08-18-17.

Local sports highlights for the week of 08-11-17.

Athletes took a splash, sprint, and ride at the Naperville Sprint Triathlon.

The Naperville Park District will use more organic products, the Alive Center is expanding and it’s a record breaking night in the Metea Valley pool.

The DuPage County Health Department receives funds to fight the opioid epidemic, Naperville celebrities dance the night away & get ready for the Eola Bowl.

Landmark status granted for the old Nichols Library, sales tax stays where it is, and share your opinion on the Washington Street Bridge design.

Edward Klein in court, District 203 school resource officer concerns and North Central College Football ranks 5th in the country.

A possible new solution for the Old Nichols Library, trail closure at Whalon Lake & week four of high school football action.

A.D.O.P.T. Pet Shelter welcomes animals affected by Hurricane Harvey, the DuPage Children’s Museum is seeking instrumental donations & Neuqua vs. Benet.

Firefighters respond to Paddington Avenue house fire, Islamic Center of Naperville hosts health fair, and girls high school volleyball.

Plackowska Trial Continues: It’s day two in the trial of Elzbieta Plackowska, the 45-year-old Naperville woman accused of killing her