At Naperville District 203’s Focus 203 event, community members discussed racism and implicit bias.

Metea principal notifies parents student used “racist language” when entering their name into online display at a Democratic debate viewing event at the school.

It was an emotional evening at the most recent Naperville Neighbors United meeting as Tamara Wallace spoke about a recent act of racism directed at her son.

A Naperville Central High School student has been charge with hate crime after racist post on Craigslist.

Naperville City Council gave Little Friends the go-ahead to demolish the Kroehler Mansion, but also asked staff to explore ways to keep the building.

A racially-insensitive post recently surfaced from Naperville Central High School which showed a black student with the caption, “Slave for Sale (NAPERVILLE).”

Naperville native James Holzhauer to return to Jeopardy! again – this time in a multi-night, primetime event on ABC, facing 2 other legendary players.

The Last Fling could be forced to move to a new Naperville location if Downtown Streetscape Improvement plans are delayed.

The inaugural Naperville Fire Department ‘Survivors Banquet’ gave community members who suffered cardiac arrest the opportunity to meet their rescuers.

During the holidays, the phone lines at Butterball Turkey Talk-Line will receive over 100,000 calls on how to cook the perfect turkey.

KidsMatter recently hosted their Cyberparenting 101 program, which aims to help parents keep their kids stay safe online.

A lot of busy Naperville Park District elves have been hard at work putting up the Santa House

With Thanksgiving just around the corner, the Nichols Library hosted a “historic” guest to tell about how the holiday came to be.

Residents can expect a slight decrease in property taxes paid to the Naperville Park District based on a preliminary budget from their latest board meeting.

A Naperville painting business is helping local schoolchildren through the nonprofit Kids Lift – one snack at a time.

Jan’s Book Angels program at Anderson’s Bookshop is a tradition dating back more than 20 years.

The Naperville Park District recently approved the Fort Hill Activity Center to be a reunification center for school District 204.

Congrats go to Naperville Central’s student-run newspaper for receiving a national recognition.

Naperville schools are showing impressive numbers according to the 2019 Illinois Report Card.

A Naperville North alum is on a mission to get 100% of the current senior class registered to vote through RegiStart.

At the latest Indian Prairie School District 204 meeting, board members unanimously agreed to oppose the idea of arming teachers.

District 203 could add election days to their days off of school.

Neuqua Valley’s mental health program, Health Moves Minds, is helping students open up through physical exercise.

Teaching online safety is an important part of a child’s education. KidsMatter took that one step further in teaching students to be leaders in the digital world at their annual Digital Leader Summit.

With flu season upon us, it’s important to take measures to protect yourself and others from becoming sick with the flu, starting with getting a flu shot.

A group in Naperville has set a new goal for the community – making Naperville a Dementia-friendly city. It all starts with education.

With Fall upon us that means so is flu season. Medical experts suggest you get an influenza vaccine sooner rather than later.

One family continues to help others fight breast cancer, even while battling it themselves.

Many people find it more difficult to get quality sleep this time of year so here are some tips that should improve your sleep.

Local college students learned more about mental health resources available to them.

High school student Prathik Senthil’s app REFOCUS, uses eye-tracking technology to test if a person might be at risk of developing dementia.

U.S. Rep. Lauren Underwood, and State Rep. Grant Wehrli both support laws against the vaping epidemic that’s sweeping the country.

Super fan Rob Fascia has been collecting sports memorabilia for most of life, including authentic jerseys.

Fox Valley Wrestling focuses on growing its wrestlers skill sets in a fun, family atmosphere to ensure life lessons set in for these young athletes. 

Overcoming early paralysis through wheelchair basketball, Drew Beutel is hardly confined to a wheelchair after being diagnosed with transverse myelitis.

Ballroom Dancing at Dance Spot of DuPage is a labor of love for owner and instructor Vanda Varnai-Garcia and her students are loyal because of it.

Gladiator Tennis is a business that started right here in Naperville and it allows players to schedule matches against new opponents when their schedule allows it.

A program at The Fort Hill Activity Center fit for Silver Sneakers proves to be life-changing for local adults 55 years and older.

Naperville resident Dallon McKinster is one of only eight elite goalies his age in the state of Illinois.

Fresh Air Fridays is a program at the DuPage Forest Preserve that leads groups through St. James Farm on a relaxing walking.