For this year’s State of the City address, Mayor Steve Chirico discussed the accomplishments of 2018 and what’s to come in 2019 for Naperville.

Changes are coming next year to the Washington St. Bridge. The bridge is nearly 100 years old and was last renovated in 2004.

The question of continuing invocations at DuPage County Board meetings will be put to a vote.

Naperville Township residents will vote on whether to dissolve their road district or merge with Lisle Township Road District.

The projected costs of the Moser Tower repairs are in and they’re lower than originally thought.

City Council candidate Joe McElroy and his wife Kay responded to a recently surfaced conviction of domestic battery in 1996.

The organization’s president and CEO is leaving the nonprofit after five years.

Naperville City Council supported a cost-sharing concept to improve the look of blocks downtown.

The Rotary Club of Naperville Sunrise in cooperation with West Suburban Irish hosted the ninth annual St. Patrick’s Day 5k race.

It’s finally time for spring, and Cantigny Park is getting ready by growing different species of plants in their greenhouse.

Tis the season of St. Patrick’s and some may celebrate its spirit with Irish whiskey. Vom Fass gave people a taste of the Irish holiday.

The 95th Street Library hosted a crash course in how to create sound wave art.

The historical drama tells the story of forgotten women of Illinois. North Central honors suffragettes who were from the Chicago area.

A group of local independent businesses meet every month to promote shopping local.

Coffee, donuts, and a check for $25,000 made for a great day at the DuPage Children’s Museum.

Striking some yoga poses proved to be a fun time for this group of kids.

KidsMatter is helping teach teens ways to de-stress.

Over 45 vendors attended the Indian Prairie Parents Council’s 11th annual Student Summer Activities Fair.

District 203 held a special STEM Discovery Night event on March 14, Pi Day!

The focus was on unique programming and services at District 203’s latest Focus 203.

School board members of Naperville’s District 204 enacted the Resolution in Support of Economic Development With Schools.

Members of District 204 looked at what other schools are doing to decrease their teacher shortage.

The District 203 Board of Education is considering how to best save taxpayer dollars while not sacrificing future spending.

The Naperville Area Homeowners Confederation hosted their District 204 candidate forum. Candidates spoke about issues surrounding the district.

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.

Ski Flash is the nickname for Special Olympic Silver Medalist, Lane Cudmore and she’s the profile of this week’s Sports Story Sunday.

The Special Survivor Games joins special needs children with buddies, bring the community together. And the event is our focus on this week’s Sports Story Sunday.

eSports Comes to NIU-Naperville as Northern Illinois University outfits a new cafe with 12 brand new gaming stations and various other consoles and games. 

The Chicago Bandits honored Marie Marcum after the 9-year-old softball player wrote a viral letter to Major League Baseball.

Zwift connects treadmills to world in local product launch at Naperville Running Company. Allowing local runners to trot next to people across the globe. 

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.