About 800 people of all ages came together to make the three-mile trek at the Riverwalk Grand Pavilion in support of the Pancreatic Cancer Research Walk.

It was a full house at the Climate Change Forum, hosted by Representatives Bill Foster, Sean Casten, and Dick Durbin at North Central College.

Hundreds came together to participate in the rally hosted by Lights for Liberty to speak up against the detention camps at the southern border.

Currently there’s a critical, nationwide blood supply shortage, but there’s a way people can help.

The departure of two big events from Naperville has left extra funds to be reallocated by the Special Events and Cultural Amenities Commission.

Naperville is saying goodbye to Ribfest as it’s moving to Romeoville next year. Avid Ribfest-goers take a look back at their favorite memories of the event.

The Naperville Police Department campaign is reminding residents about personal safety this month.

The event was hosted by DuPage County and aimed to inform the public why pet stores should not sell dogs that come from puppy mills.

Kids got a closer look into animal anatomy at the Body Trek Camp where they dissected animals and learned about the medical and science fields.

After a nationwide search the library looked inward and found their new executive director.

It’s the dog days of summer, so what better time to take your best friend on a walk. And you can do so at Two Bostons Community Dog Walk.

The Naperville Public Library is upcycling damaged books to give them a new chapter in life.

Naperville native James Holzhauer to play in Jeopardy! Tournament of Champions

Anderson’s Bookshop is hosting its eighth annual Where’s Waldo event, where kids can look for the sneaky fellow until the end of July.

Naperville sneakerhead Will Wagner’s love for shoes eventually turned into a business. Now he’s growing into even bigger shoes.

We have the top spots in Naperville to bring man’s best friend this summer.

At the latest Indian Prairie School Board meeting members of the board voted to cut half days from their 2019-2020 school calendar.

Indian Prairie School District 204’s (D204) budget proposal will add 17 teachers, three mental health coordinators, and more.

District 203 has adopted its 2019-2020 budget.

OSS are down in IPSD 204, but there is some disparity when it comes to black students when compared to other racial groups.

Naperville is now a designated hub for entrepreneurs.

A notable Naperville Central special education PE teacher has had quite a ride in her 35 years with the school.

Naperville Central and North High Schools held their 2019 graduation ceremonies on their respective football fields.

Who would have guessed that being a scuba instructor would inspire someone to become a teacher?

President and CEO Bill Kottmann stepping down in September

Illinois’ crazy weather is causing an increase of mosquitos, here’s the best ways to avoid getting bit by them

Edward Hospital’s Wings of Hope Angel Garden recently held a special evening of remembrance.

May is brain cancer awareness month, and a local doctor who’s become the patient is urging others to take action.

College of DuPage partnered up with Be The Match in hopes of registering as many people as possible to be potential bone marrow donors.

The Naperville Public Library and Edward Elmhurst-Health partnered up to give the community a life-saving presentation about opioid overdose prevention.

Tiny red hats are promoting heart-healthy lives for everyone.

In honor of American Heart Month Edward Hospital is offering $10 CPR classes until the end of February.

Trillion Equestrian is place for all skill levels for horse riders, but it takes passion, dedication and hard work to get on the saddle.

The Naperville Bike Club is a relaxing, social and healthy group that enjoys riding in the country, even on the Fourth of July. 

#BraveLikeGabe is taking over social media. Commemorating the life of USA Track Champion Gabe Grunewald, a local youth running group is taking action. 

Senior Kung Fu is bringing the classic martial art to seniors with an eye on improving balance and mental clarity at the Naperville Park District.

In one sport, Naperville North soccer produces two champs. We take an in-depth look at how the Huskies won both the boys and IHSA girls state championships.

The Dupage Pistol Shrimp are a new collegiate summer baseball team and looking to carve out a niche in the community with summer nights at Benedictine.

Inside the Kroehler YMCA there is a pool where friends gather for a water aerobics class that has sparked friendships and a passion for exercise.

OrangeTheory Fitness Illinois attempted to break a world record at Wrigley Field to fight against ALS.