The IHSA approved the next phase of its return to play guidelines with team practices of up to 50 people allowed and the potential for summer contests.

After months of no in person services or only small group meetings, Naperville churches are now ready to open their doors to wider capacities thanks to new safety guidelines.

Coronavirus, water damage and construction are causing three more Naperville businesses are closing their doors while another is relocating to Aurora.

Thomas Ruiz is charged with two counts of Aggravated Assault using a deadly weapon (baseball bat) after he appeared to threaten a group of protestors.

An 18-year-old Naperville man has been arrested for a Sunday night home invasion in Naperville, in which a resident awoke to find a man in her bedroom.

NILA hosted “Building the Beloved Community: Repairing the World” – an interfaith prayer service for racial justice and interfaith solidarity.

A Unity rally was held at Frontier Sports Complex to promote solidarity, racial unity, change, and what steps the public can take.

An Aurora man was charged with throwing an explosive device at a Naperville police car during a protest on June 1 in Downtown Naperville.

Chicagoans love their deep-dish pizza and so does Naperville. So when the owners of Little Pop’s New York Pizzeria brought their east coast style to town, they had some hesitations.

After months of no in person services or only small group meetings, Naperville churches are now ready to open their doors to wider capacities thanks to new safety guidelines.

The Naperville Park District will start hosting free outdoor events on July 7. Children entertainment, concerts, and movie nights are slated for the summer.

After a couple years in the making the 95th Street Community Plaza is here. The plaza has a splash pad, playground equipment, a pavilion and more.

Fox Valley Mall is adding some family fun into their scheduled events, with the addition of drive-in movies and children’s storytimes

The state minimum wage increased to $10 per hour today. Here’s what that means for workers and businesses in the Naperville area.

Though Pace buses never stopped running during the stay-at-home order, they had to make some major changes to how they operated.

The NACC hosted a listening session. The goal was to hear public concerns about race and how the chamber can help affect lasting change.

North Central College is holding a free webinar series this summer focusing on COVID-19 and its effects on our society. Sessions will be open to all.

Naperville School District 203 passed an equity statement in an effort to try and overcome systematic racism and end racial injustice in the district.

On Wednesday Naperville Neighbors United hosted “Racism: A Conversation With Our Youth,” a town hall with students from D203 and D204.

In-person learning guidelines have been announced by Governor J.B. Pritzker for K-12 schools and higher education institutions

After more 25 years in education, Indian Prairie School District 204’s Superintendent Karen Sullivan is wrapping up her career.

Though their in-person graduations have been postponed, Neuqua, Waubonsie, and Metea seniors had online commencements to celebrate the Class of 2020.

North Central College released a Fall Planning Document detailing the internal and external plans and challenges for reopening campus in the fall.

Governor JB Pritzker announced yesterday that limited, in-person Summer School may resume. Districts 203 and 204 will stay with summer remote learning.

Naperville-based company Sahave is founded by Pradeep Kandimalla, a native of India. Sahave recently became the first National COVID-19 Plasma registry.

The Fourth of July often means having friends and family around for barbecues, picnics, and fireworks. Here’s how to stay safe while celebrating the Fourth.

Fortune/IBM Watson Health named Edward-Elmhurst Health a top-15 health system in the country and Edward Hospital a top-100 hospital in the country.

Mosquitoes have arrived early thanks to heavy rain in April and May. Even with high populations, there are ways to protect yourself from getting bit.

Dr. Marc Browning of Linden Oaks has several tips for coping with stress amidst everything happening in today’s world, such as a pandemic and civil unrest.

Whether sheltering inside your home or you just want to avoid eating out, there are plenty of ways to eat healthy while at home.

DuPage County Coroner Richard Jorgensen announced the county is experiencing an unprecedented spike in overdose deaths, recording 22 in the last three weeks.

Although children have not been widely affected by the COVID-19 outbreak, an new COVID related illness has emerged that appears exclusively in children.

NILA hosted “Building the Beloved Community: Repairing the World” – an interfaith prayer service for racial justice and interfaith solidarity.

A Unity rally was held at Frontier Sports Complex to promote solidarity, racial unity, change, and what steps the public can take.

Governor J.B. Pritzker announced small businesses and homeowners are eligible to apply for loans to recoup damage done during incidents of looting.

A large group gathered at Rotary Hill to protest police brutality and mass incarceration, coinciding with Juneteenth observation.

A group of about 20 gathered at Waubonise Valley High School on Juneteenth for the Black Lives Matter Youth Rally, organized by a Metea Valley High School student.

Black Lives Matter Youth Rally has organized on Juneteenth, the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the US.

A small group gathered for a peaceful art gathering in support of Black Lives Matter to create art and facilitate conversations about the movement.

Protesters marched downtown Naperville and blocked the intersection of Washington and Chicago on June 10, to oppose injustice based on race.

The IHSA approved the next phase of its return to play guidelines with team practices of up to 50 people allowed and the potential for summer contests.

The Naperville Diamonds are returning to the field amid the COVID-19 pandemic with new practices and a new sense of appreciate for the sport.

Our final Sports Story Sunday is a salute to three years and 150 installments of incredible tales filled with strength, achievement, and perseverance.

Between 1976 and 1995 George Klumb built a powerhouse swimming program at Naperville North. George Klumb died on June 12, 2020 at the age of 75.

Curtis Malm has won his fair share of golf tournaments and even turned pro. But now he’s planning the Illinois Cup for White Eagle Golf Club.

Outdoor fitness classes are coming, with the Naperville Park District set to offer yoga, boot camps and youth conditioning classes at Centennial Beach.

Nicky Lopez dreams of becoming a professional baseball player. After going overlooked early in his career, the NCHS grad has made it to the Majors.

The IHSA’s Sports Medicine Advisory Committee has formed guidelines for student-athletes and teams to begin workouts and conditioning on June 6.