The Village of Lisle board unanimously approved $85,000 in grants to help Schmaltz Deli make the possible move.

Naperville City Council tried out a hybrid model for the first time and discussed potential solutions for increased street racing.

A $400,000 bond has been set for a Bolingbrook man who is accused of arson at a Naperville’s United Martial Arts studio.

With seats on city council, the park district board, and both school boards up for grabs, it was a busy night in the consolidated election.

Thousands of Naperville residents will get a COVID-19 vaccine today thanks to the City of Naperville, Jewel-Osco, and the Mall of India.

In partnership with Jewel-Osco and the Mall of India, the City of Naperville will host a mass vaccination clinic next Wednesday April 7.

Starting on Wednesday, April 7, the Naperville City Council will hold its meetings using a hybrid in-person/virtual format.

A $100,000 bond has been set for a Chicago woman charged with her sixth DUI after being pulled over by Naperville police, as per the DuPage County State’s Attorney.

District 203 high school students began five days of in-person learning. This is the first time they’re back since March of last year.

The DuPage County Fair Association has decided to cancel their plans for the DuPage County Fair that was scheduled for July 21 to July 25. 

Two liquor license classes got unanimous recommendations for changes to accommodate changing business practices for local establishments.

Naperville was recently ranked sixth on a list of the most relaxed cities in the U.S. according to lawn care website LawnStarter.

Snoop Dogg, Twista, and Poi Dog Pondering are a few artists that will be performing live music this summer at RiverEdge Park.

1871, a nonprofit Chicago based technology and entrepreneurship incubator, announced its intent to acquire the principal assets of hub88.

The Naperville Park District launched a new campaign, “Park It in Naperville,” that focuses on recreation opportunities for the community. 

It’s that time of year when many birds are migrating, including white pelicans that have flocked to McKinley Woods in Will County.

Like many teens, when Metea Valley Sophomore Dhruv Syngol started to think about college and potential careers, he felt stuck.

Governor J.B. Pritzker announced today that Illinois will receive at total of $7 billion in federal dollars to “renew K-12 learning.”

North Central College’s partnership with Valparaiso University, the University of Evansville (UE), and Drake University has received a $10 million grant.

John C. Dunham STEM Partnership School, which is housed on the campus of Aurora University, may close after the 2021-2022 school year.

On March 22 thirteen parents are planning on suing Indian Prairie School District 204 over alleged cover-up.

After taking a year off due to the pandemic in 2020, Safety Town will return this summer with some new policies to adapt to COVID-19.

District 203 administration shared more details about the district’s plans to return to in-person learning, five days a week on April 7.

District 204 shared the dates of when students will return to five days of in-person learning and how long the in-person school days will be. 

With COVID-19 positivity rates on the rise in our area, health officials are reminding the public to keep their guard

Some COVID-19 metrics are on an upward trend in Illinois, with new daily cases of COVID-19 in the state hitting their highest number today since early February.

Benedictine University has partnered with Metro Infectious Disease Consultants (MIDC) to host vaccination clinics for DuPage County residents.

The IDPH announced today the state will not be moving into their ‘Bridge Phase’ because of rising COVID-19 hospitalizations statewide.  

Will and Kane counties among four getting new mass vaccination sites, as announced by Governor J.B. Pritzker today. The sites will serve any eligible Illinoisan.

Dr. Pinsky from Edward Hospital provides COVID-19 safety recommendations for those vaccinated and unvaccinated who choose to travel.

Did you know…Edward Hospital is typically among the busiest hospitals in the Chicago area every year when it comes to delivering babies?

The DCHD will expand COVID-19 vaccine appointment opportunities to individuals who are eligible in Phase 1b Plus on March 24. 

Sports are unpredictable; adding a pandemic can take that to another level. Some football games have been canceled due to COVID-19.

Local students have started a petition in response to the DuPage Valley Conference’s decision not to allow student spectators.

Following a meeting of the IHSA Board of directors, it was announced that the traditional spring sports that had their seasons canceled in 2020 will be able to compete for a state championship in 2021.

The Kane County Cougars are joining a new league in 2021 after 30 years spent as an MLB affiliate club in the Midwest League.

Local winter sports teams and coaches are excited to get back into competition after a nearly three month absence.

Prep sports are back with the IHSA releasing start dates, end dates and state series information for winter, spring and summer sports.

Governor J.B. Pritzker announced a change to IDPH guidelines for youth sports, allowing for all activities to resume in regions reaching Phase 4.

The CCIW recently released a spring schedule for previously postponed fall sports, which will begin in late February.