26 public speakers raised concerns about the proposed Polo Club subdivision.

A proposed ice arena and event center for Naperville has moved one step closer to full approval.

Naperville and Aurora held a joint workshop about their counterterrorism efforts.

Naperville City Council approved Ryan Companies to continue evaluating the 5th Avenue property for redevelopment for another two months.

Naperville City Council failed to pass an ordinance that would require a 48-month warranty for animals purchased from pet stores.

March For Our Lives came to Naperville for the second stop in the group’s “Road To Change” tour.

The Naperville Park District Board gave their approval to the Southwest Community Park Master Plan.

The 5th Avenue development process continues.

The Naperville Public Library put on a dessert challenge where young Napervillians put their sweet skills to the test.

You know him from “Mary Tyler Moore,” “Elf,” and “Up,” but soon you’ll get to know Ed Asner in a play to be held right here in Naperville.

DuPage County Animal Services is bringing their care on the road.

The Naperville non-profit is looking for a new office space to continue their mission to help children suffering from cancer.

A Naperville resident recently returned from a life-changing mission trip in Bangladesh.

Downtown Naperville saw classic cars from as early as the 1920s.

A sweet program this summer is rewarding cyclists for safety.

After 30 years of vacancy and over a million dollars worth of restoration, the Greene Barn is finally going to have a use.

The board at District 203 got an update on the end of the year academic assessment.

Suspensions down overall but up in high schools. Is vaping to blame?

The 2018 classes of Naperville North and Naperville Central each gathered one final time to celebrate their graduation.

As District 203 said goodbye to the school year, the Board of Education said hello to some new faces.

Elmwood Elementary’s Jackson Persin was presented with the Naperville Responds for Veterans Challenge Coin for his service to the community.

Students in District 203 got a chance to swim with the sharks.

Two Naperville North students achieved perfect scores on the ACT and the SAT.

14 custodial positions cut in order to keep contract within budget.

Nearly 150-thousand Americans die each year from stroke, making it the 4th leading cause of death in the U.S. A stroke

May is ALS Awareness Month and a local woman is receiving the newest treatment option for the neurological condition.

Knoch Park looked a lot less yellow after a recent plucking event to tame some pesky plants.

As the weather warms up, so do our grills. But it’s important to take precaution to not cause damage to your house or yourself.

As the weather warms up, it’s important to be attentive of turtles on the road while driving.

May’s Safer Naper topic is Alcohol Awareness.

Japanese forest therapy has made its way to Naperville.

The NPD will be bringing awareness to domestic and dating violence. That’s the theme of this month’s Safer Naper. Every

Local sports highlights for the week of 06-22-18.

Local sports highlights for the week of 06-15-18.

A father of a former Naperville Central softball player is asking for changes to the school’s softball field.

Local sports highlights for the week of 06-08-18.

The Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce hosted an impressive speaker at their latest luncheon.

Local sports highlights for the week of 05-25-18.

Before you hit the trail this season, it’s important to make sure your bike is as ready as you are.

Local sports highlights for the week of 05-18-18.

Renovations on Century Farms Park are now complete.

A new drone park is flying into town, the Fine Arts Fair reopens this weekend, and the Little League City Championships are tomorrow.

A proposed ice arena and event center moves closer to full approval, proposed Polo Club subdivision raises concerns, and boys water polo honors.

No four-year warranty for pet store animals, 5th Avenue project inches closer to design stage, and girls water polo accolades.

Actor Ed Asner will star at Center Stage Theater, the Naperville Park District released a draft of its 2018 Master Plan, and local baseball players join the IHSBA.

Parkland students visit Naperville, Old Nichols Library won’t house a distillery, and a Naperville North softball player is recognized.

A sentence to probation after threats made to St. Raphael’s, Southwest Community Park’s Phase I plan has been approved, and All-State Girls Soccer Awards.

Police investigate shots fired incident, District 203 softball player’s dad asks for same standards for softball and baseball fields, and sister city visit.