State legislators Michael Connelly and Grant Wehrli recently held a town hall.

Residents learn about and respond to changes to the Polo Club proposal.

Naperville’s Ribfest saw plenty of ups and downs this year but there were a lot of lessons learned.

What does the 5th Avenue Redevelopment Project mean for the DuPage Children’s Museum?

Naperville Mayor Steve Chirico has announced that he will run for re-election in 2019.

The DuPage County Latex Paint Program has reopened for the season.

It’s time once again for Naperville’s largest festival.

Keep safety in mind this Independence Day with these fireworks tips from the Naperville Fire Department.

A piece of Italy has come to town.

Even weathering a downpour, customers still flocked to the 5th Avenue Farmers Market in Naperville for fresh food, flowers and so much more.

Cantigny Park has re-opened its gardens

National hot dog day is July 19. Break out the barbecue and grill up some franks for national hot dog

The updated playground is now open for play.

Lifelong Naperville resident Herb Nadelhoffer took the trip of a lifetime.

Hub88 and Nokia host high-tech summer camp with robots, Minecraft and music.

As Marvel’s “Ant-Man and the Wasp” continues the string of cinematic superhero hits, Naperville’s own local comic shop Graham Crackers Comics thrives.

Hub88 and Nokia host high-tech summer camp with robots, Minecraft and music.

North Central College strives to meet growing need for Chinese language education.

A group of four middle school students recently won a national prize for their science project.

This summer, some Neuqua students visited our sister city, Nitra.

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.

How to beat the summer sun to keep your skin safe.

Summer is now in full swing, which means tick season is too.

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.

Local sports highlights for the week of 07-13-18.

Local athlete Grace Seiboldt got the gold at the Special Olympics USA Games in Seattle.

Local sports highlights for the week of 07-06-18.

Local sports highlights for the week of 06-29-18.

The Naperville Park District is adding a designated area for drone users in the western part of Brush Hill Park.

We caught up with a local athlete before she heads off to Seattle for the Special Olympics 2018 USA Games.

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

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

Meson Sabika to raise proceeds for American Red Cross, Naperville Park District adds “Rock the Hill” to summer concerts, and highlights of U11 water polo.

Polo Club developer hosts open house, there are more positive tests for West Nile in Will and DuPage Counties, and Cantigny Gardens reopens tomorrow.

Naperville notable Herb Nadelhoffer takes an Honor Flight, State Senator Michael Connelly & IL Rep Grant Wehrli host town hall, and Shrek comes to North Central.

Ribfest attendance down about 20% this year, the Municipal Center Parking Deck under construction and Molly’s Cupcakes is headed to Naperville.

The NPD arrest five for drunk driving during Fourth of July, Senator Michael Connelly hosts “Coffee and a Conversation,” and highlights from summer baseball.

Cheap Trick will perform at the Last Fling, police ask for help in investigating disorderly conduct incident, and League of Women Voters honored.

Ribfest rolls back prices in response to poor weather, a local dancer places first in a national competition, and local water polo players are honored.

The 31st annual Naperville Ribfest opens today, Will County needs election judges, and find Waldo all around Naperville!