Residents of south Naperville recently hosted a special city council and mayoral candidate forum.

The 11 Naperville City Council and two mayoral candidates spoke with residents and businesses for five minutes in a speed dating format.

Naperville City Council recognized the Aurora shooting tragedy at its latest meeting.

The former Fair Oaks Ford Dealership in north Naperville may be staying vacant for a bit longer.

Illinois’ minimum wage is increasing and that could mean profound impact for businesses and municipalities.

Indian Community Outreach made a stand against terrorism on the steps of the Naperville Municipal Center.

A moment of silence honored the victims of the mass shooting in Aurora during a vigil at the Water Street Mall.

Residents of Aurora and surrounding communities gathered for a vigil in support of the victims of Friday’s violent shooting and their families.

The Special Events and Cultural Amenities Commission is considering a sunset policy for its grant recipients.

It’s the Year of the Pig, and Ray Chinese School celebrated the Chinese New Year with its annual spring festival.

It was a “paw-some” President’s Day for a group of kids who spent their day off of school at the Naperville Area Humane Society.

Greg Zanis places crosses at the sites of national tragedies. He never thought he’d be making them for his home town.

A Crone Middle Schooler has taken to composing a unique style of music.

All Naperville Police Department squad cars now carry a less lethal shotgun.

A North Central College student recently received the prestigious Future Founders Award.

Since graduating Waubonsie in ’03, Andrew Chesworth is now an Academy Award nominee.

The Naperville Central varsity softball field is that much closer to changing for the better.

Naperville District 203 school board candidates answered that question at a recent public forum.

Administrators discussed the district’s five-year financial program.

KidsMatter put a new spin on teaching digital smarts.

Naperville North High School is putting on a powerful piece of theater.

School starts in August, ends in May, and Columbus Day stays on the calendar for now.

Neuqua Valley High School will be saying goodbye to Principal McBride at the end of the school year.

Benedictine University announced it is freezing tuition and fees for the 2019-20 school year.

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.

It’s the season of giving and giving blood could mean saving someone’s life.

Edward Hospital recently acquired a new tool in the fight against breast cancer.

A 3v3 basketball league isn’t just a new addition to the Naperville Park District’s offerings, it’s already full and has a wait list.

Bollywood Dance is more than just a one-hour class. It’s a place to exercise, meditate, laugh and join an inclusive group of people.

Patrick Branham’s donation gave him the opportunity of a lifetime, and provided a lifetime of happiness for kids with cancer.

An unbelievable surge from 10th place one year, to the gold medal the next, the Naperville North Competitive Dance team brings home a State Championship.

The Naperville Steperettes hosted the 2019 Midwest Color Guard Circuit.

A suitable activity for family bonding, Karate allows parents and children to exercise and learn together.

Looking for a fun, inclusive activity? The Aurora 88s are looking for new players to suit up for their roller derby team, holding boot camps and a tryout.

We explore a new and potentially beneficial practice of Reflexive Performance Reset with the aid of NVHS Track Coach, and RPR Specialist, Mike Kennedy.

City Council and Mayoral candidates spoke at a forum, 95.9 The River is hosting a radiothon for the Aurora shooting, and Benet girls basketball snaps a streak.

Planning and Zoning votes no to Bucky’s, NACC holds Candidate Mixer, SECA considers Sunset Policy, and Naperville Heritage Society turns 50!

City Council moment of silence for Aurora shooting victims, radiothon fundraiser Friday for victims’ families and first responders, and new softball field for Central.

Naperville residents gathered at City Hall to stand against terrorism and a vigil was held in Aurora to honor the victims of Friday’s mass shooting.

A vigil was held for the victims and officers of Friday’s shooting in Aurora, a stolen puppy was found in LA, and highlights from Chinese New Year celebrations.

Southwest Community Park could get a new name, Concerts in Your Park sites are released, and Feed the Need is coming this weekend.

Flo Rida is coming to Ribfest, D203 candidate forum, and dogs needed for Edward’s animal assisted therapy program.

More Hobson Oak wood is available for artists to craft with, a local dog competes at the Westminster Dog Show, and Jaycees Park finish date for Memorial Day.