The event opened the floor to any community member who has ideas to make Naperville a more inclusive city.

Naperville city staff suggested cutting back on the curbside leaf collection program to make the collections more efficient.

Little Friends is now a step closer to moving to its new location.

Naperville City Council lifted a sunset provision on sidewalk liquor sales, making the permits indefinite.

The Exchange Club of Naperville recently announced that Romeoville will host Ribfest 2020 and beyond.

It’s time to be prepared for the season of severe weather.

A Naperville traveler became witness to a moment in history when a massive fire broke out today at one of the world’s most iconic cathedrals.

Warmer weather means construction season is nearly here.

Josh Stumpenhorst’s Drawn To Teach shows readers the wide spectrum of scenarios that occur in a classroom from fart noises to bullying.

The first baby bison of the season has arrived at Fermilab after a calf was born on April 20. That brings the herd up to 25 bison.

The Naperville American Legion Post 43 recently hosted their annual Citizens of the Year Awards. Three winners from three categories are chosen each year for contributing volunteer hours within each service.

As technology continues to advance, cyber safety needs to grow along with it.

Kids went hunting for their Easter eggs at Jaycees Easter Egg Hunt. 

Food, food, and even more food. That was the theme for Loaves and Fishes Community Services second annual Chef Showdown Competition.

A lot of work goes into preparing for an egg hunt, and it takes some egg-stra help to pull it off.

SCARCE, or school and community assistance for recycling and composting education, has put on their sustainable design challenge.

Some District 203 parents got to be at the DuPage Children’s Museum after hours to learn about the power of play.

Proposed Senate Bill 1189 would change physical education instruction from three days a week, to a set number of minutes per week.

District 203’s and 204’s online coursework is getting more personalized.

Tuition to go up a dollar a credit hour at College of DuPage.

New leadership is coming to several District 204 schools. Neuqua Valley, Scullen Middle School, and Kendall Elementary will have new principals next year.

The John Pearce Performing Arts Scholarship was just awarded to a talented young vocalist.

Taxpayers living in District 203 are getting a nice tax break.

KidsMatter is helping teach teens ways to de-stress.

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.

Carbon monoxide poisoning kills hundreds of Americans every year. But the colorless, odorless gas is especially deadly in the winter.

Nearly 2,000 students from Metea Valley High School were medically scanned by Young Hearts for Life for potential heart problems.

The DuPage County Coroner released statistics regarding opioid-related deaths in 2018.

Every New Year, people’s New Year’s resolution is to finally get fit.

We visit with ICE Naperville and the Lady Lightning team less than a week before competing at Worlds, diving into one of Naperville’s most successful programs. 

Pulling together runners from across the community and from all different ages, the Healthy Kids Running Series is off and running at the Frontier Park.

Although she’s a 5th grader at Clow Elementary school, Natalia Garcia is dancing at a level far beyond her years with the Underground Allegro Dance Company.

The Winders have left a legacy at North Central. With father Tim, and pole vaulters Jake, Josh and Luke, they have etched their name all over the record books.

Surviving a tsunami was difficult for Jib Chutipong. But combating her fear of waves, with waves, allowed her to accomplish an unbelievable feat.

The 22-year-old recently won three medals in the Special Olympics World Games in Abu Dhabi.

Ski Flash is the nickname for Special Olympic Silver Medalist, Lane Cudmore and she’s the profile of this week’s Sports Story Sunday.

The Special Survivor Games joins special needs children with buddies, bring the community together. And the event is our focus on this week’s Sports Story Sunday.