At the most recent Naperville City Council meeting, city staff proposed new standards for the downtown streetscape.

Father of murdered Naperville teacher walks nearly 50 miles to honor son and help other victims of violent crimes.

The City of Naperville has received a special solar designation.

Naperville’s Wine Festival and Christkindlmarket are cancelled, but Naper Settlement has announced a new event for later this year.

The Naperville Park District released plans for the renovations scheduled for Knoch Park, which include a multipurpose field and pickleball.

The Naperville Police Department honored fallen officers across the country and in our community on Peace Officers Memorial Day.

The Naperville Riverwalk Commission has delayed voting on their voting on Moser Towers’ Fate at their latest meeting.

The Downtown Naperville Starbucks could soon be serving cocktails along with their coffee.

hub88’s tech talk discussed real-world issues wearable technology can solve, like never having to worry about your child going missing.

Owning houseplants is taking on a new meaning for millennials.

Hundreds gathered at the festival for music, food, and lantern decorating, to then release their lanterns into the water at sunset.

A hydrogen-powered bus made its debut at the Green Drives Conference and Expo in Naperville.

It was an impressive display of creativity at the Naperville Park District’s first-ever senior art showcase.

Casey’s Foods is soon to be under new ownership after the store was sold to a longtime employee.

Several Naperville police officers were honored at the 2019 Citizens Appreciate Public Service Awards.

Fuzzy Pi, a local group of elementary students, are making their mark on this world and beyond with robotics and pajamas.

Naperville Central and North High Schools held their 2019 graduation ceremonies on their respective football fields.

Who would have guessed that being a scuba instructor would inspire someone to become a teacher?

Thanks to contributions from Naperville Parks Foundation, and others, Naperville North will use bikes in PE classes next year.

Local business students pitched their products, Shark Tank-style, with real money on the line.

Some local students are racing off into the engineering and technology field.

Elementary school classrooms in Indian Prairie School District 204 will all have air conditioning by the start of the 2019-2020 school year.

With over 30 years in education, Lena Guerrieri, the principal at Kendall Elementary will say goodbye to the profession later this year.

Over 50 future engineers competed at Neuqua Valley’s for Project Lead The Way’s Engineering Design and Development Showcase.

College of DuPage partnered up with Be The Match in hopes of registering as many people as possible to be potential bone marrow donors.

The Naperville Public Library and Edward Elmhurst-Health partnered up to give the community a life-saving presentation about opioid overdose prevention.

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.

Swings and sass are a must at the Knoch Park Tennis Courts for the Naperville Park District’s tennis class held every Tuesday and Thursday night.

Moe Mitchell owns Moe Mows lawn care service and has been since high school at Neuqua Valley. Now at North Central, the entrepreneur is transforming his business.

Fencing Class is led by Romanian 5-time National Champion Peter Habala inside the Alfred Rubin Community Center, run by the Naperville Park District. 

Lacrosse parents from Indian Prairie School Board District 204 are asking for financial help.

Girls Wrestling has arrived at Hammer Wrestling, with Deziree Azar taking on the boys inside the Naperville North gym on this edition of Sports Story Sunday.

We visit with ICE Naperville and the Lady Lightning team less than a week before competing at Worlds, diving into one of Naperville’s most successful programs. 

Pulling together runners from across the community and from all different ages, the Healthy Kids Running Series is off and running at the Frontier Park.

Although she’s a 5th grader at Clow Elementary school, Natalia Garcia is dancing at a level far beyond her years with the Underground Allegro Dance Company.