DuPage County officials approved an agreement Tuesday to solidify a partnership with the DuPage Foundation to help distribute grants for social services.

The Naperville Helps! campaign is back once again to help local restaurants and Edward Hospital’s frontline workers.

A wave of burglaries touching down in the suburbs is prompting Naperville bicycle shops to take precautions.

At the Naperville Library Board meeting on Wednesday, city officials sought input on the building of a parking deck at Nichols Library.

The pandemic has brought increases in shelter use in Chicago’s neighboring counties, but some COVID-19 mitigation strategies have shown benefits.

The Naperville Police Department is helping parents and caregivers correctly install their child’s safety seat, and teaching them how to do it themselves.

The Naperville Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved a new Land Use Master Plan that features three residential zone sub-categories.

Chairman Dan Cronin gave his annual State of the County address Wednesday during a multi-chamber luncheon, put on by Chamber 630 at the Westin Chicago Lombard.

Awesome Life Academy and Phoenix Coffee House are brewing up opportunities for those with developmental disabilities.

Bev’s has officially opened its doors in Downtown Naperville, taking over longtime restaurant Jimmy’s Grill that closed last October.

Parents and families gathered this morning in opposition to the DuPage Children’s Museum’s recent vaccination requirement.

A local group, Naperville Neighbors United, is planning to launch an inaugural Juneteenth celebration at Rotary Hill this summer.

Two companies partnered up to create a game to educate students on the dangers of substance abuse and prevention methods available to use.

When Paul knew his wife needed a kidney transplant, he didn’t hesitate to get tested. And it turned out the Naperville couple is a match.

The Forest Preserve District of DuPage County is doing a restoration project on 87 acres of Egermann Woods.

After her daughter was treated from neuroblastoma, one mother founded an Illinois non-profit, Love Smiles to help other families.

The Indian Prairie School District 204 board approved new boundary adjustments and a grandfathering option after months of discussion.

The Benedictine monks that govern Benet Academy has announced they will separate from the school, months after the hiring of a coach that is in a same-sex marriage.

IPSD 204 officials revealed an administration recommended boundary proposal and a potential grandfathering option at Monday’s board meeting.

The latest updates to the IPSD204 boundary concept maps address a number of community concerns, including the removal of all proposed school closures.

The Naperville District 203 board approved a new, three-year contract with the Naperville Education Support Professionals Association (NESPA).

School safety and student mental health were the focus of a panel discussion featuring officials from District 203 and District 204.

Six Neuqua Valley High School students called for increased mental health awareness within their school at a recent board meeting.

NESPA union members rallied yesterday ahead of the Naperville School District 203 board meeting amid negotiations for a new contract.

Cervical cancer is an abnormal growth of cells in the lower part of the uterus. If found early, it’s one of the most treatable cancers.

Edward Hospital’s President and CEO Joe Dant provided an update on what it’s like at the hospital during the latest COVID-19 surge.

The DuPage County Health Equity and Access Response Team (HEART) hosted community town hall “Testing Positive with COVID-19: Now What?”

The merger between Edward-Elmhurst Health and NorthShore University HealthSystem has been finalized, creating the third largest health system in Illinois.

The Naperville Fry Family YMCA and 13 other Chicago area YMCA locations will require proof of COVID-19 vaccination for anyone five and older.

As COVID-19 cases rise in the area, Edward-Elmhurst Health (EEH) is implementing new protocols for entering its facilities, effective today.

DuPage County health experts are raising awareness about potential threats to public health as people look to gather for the holidays amid rising COVID-19 metrics.

It takes a team of skilled analysts to manage all the technology behind Edward-Elmhurst Health’s various applications.

Brad Spencer was named the new head coach of North Central College football following the departure of Jeff Thorne after five seasons.

Dr. Robert Bell and his Doc Football recess program was honored for 20 years of success at Nancy Young Elementary with a staff vs. students football game!

The Naperville Central Athletic Department is being placed under probation after the discovery of consistent improper paperwork procedures following an IHSA investigation.

Naperville Born Setter shines in Team USA upset in Women’s Volleyball over presumed gold-medal favorite China in 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

The Naperville City Swim Meet returned to the pool for the first time since 2019 for another two day round of fantastic local swimming competition!

Naperville Central soccer star, Casey Short 08′ Krueger, is in Toyko, Japan for the Olympics after joining the USWNT’s active roster.

Naperville Central Football is vacating 17 wins from the last three years after having been found violating IHSA transfer bylaws.

Spectrum Racing partnered with The Autism Therapy Group to host a 100-mile bike race in an effort to raise awareness for autism therapy.