Naperville city staff presented their findings from the 5th Avenue parking study at the most recent city council meeting.

The proposed 2019 Budget includes an increase in the number of full-timers on city payroll.

An indoor adventure park is coming to Naperville.

Naperville City Council relaxed the restrictions on the Class P and S liquor licenses held by Solemn Oath and 2 Fools at its latest meeting.

The Naperville Liquor Commission recently discussed cash beverage sales and their affect on special events in town.

The 2018 General Election saw Democrats take a large number of national, and local seats.

As November begins, the Naperville Police Department is reminding residents to shop smart.

Some local students recently pitched some “out of this world” thinking to today’s top engineering, science, and business leaders.

Seven local charities decorated a Christmas tree that fits with the theme of their organization.

There’s no better time to hit up the box office than over those holiday breaks.

Becky Anderson brings you her top 5 books to give as gifts to adults this holiday season.

Downtown Naperville’s new Christmas tree has been assembled.

This year’s Illumination has lots of new elements and a display anyone would enjoy.

Getting out ahead of problems between swings in temperature is a smart way to keep your car running.

You can make a difference in the life of a Little Friends client this holiday season.

Every Thanksgiving, the Butterball Turkey Talkline handles over 10,000 calls from all over the country.

Naperville School District 203 held its inaugural Student Medical Conference.

District 203 homeowners should expect their tax rates to decline by about four percent.

Some female students say the district is in violation of the new Learn With Dignity Act.

An Elmwood Elementary second grader is helping teach his classmates about his Type 1 diabetes.

Support for students was the topic at the latest Focus 203 community engagement session.

It was full “steam ahead” when Hub88 hosted its inaugural STEAMfest at Nokia’s campus in Naperville.

Police officers from all over District 204’s boundaries came out for a panel on school safety.

Thirteen of District 203’s schools earned an exemplary rating on the state’s new school rating system.

Edward Hospital is the first in the Chicagoland area to be using a new CPR training machine.

Hotel Arista employees packed up 1500 pounds of toiletries recently as part of the hotel’s partnership with Clean the World.

The DuPage County Health Department received a $182,388 grant to go toward pool safety training.

The Naperville Police Department is doing their part to promote men’s health by participating in Movember.

Jim Lang offered tips for those who are caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia.

The Naperville Park District is partnering with the American Cleaning Institute to promote a new safety measure.

Flu season is right around the corner and the first step to staying healthy is getting your flu shot.

Edward Hospital celebrated its 2000th set of multiples taken care of in their facility.

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Democrat Laura Ellman wins the 21st District IL Senate Seat, results of the parking study for 5th Ave. Redevelopment, and Carillon Cup Championship.

The race for president of the Forest Preserve District of DuPage County is still uncertain, tax savings for District 203 residents, and boys basketball tips off.

Naperville police responded to an armed robbery this morning, Rocky Caylor announces run for mayor of Naperville, and NCC Men’s Cross Country brings home 19th National Championship.

The carillon turned purple for World Pancreatic Cancer Day, Illumination begins at the Morton Arboretum, and North Central College football players win awards.

Women who stole wallet from Whole Foods sought, D204 School Safety Night, Focus 203, and All State football teams named.

Fort Hill Activity Center will get expansion, D204 female students complain of feminine hygiene product availability, and high school girls basketball begins.

A retail theft occurred at the Downtown Naperville Apple Store, District 204 approves a tentative tax levy, and highlights from girls swimming and diving sectional.

Rotary Harmony Park was unveiled to the public, a nationwide campaign comes to Anderson’s Bookshop, and Benet Academy girls volleyball takes third place.