White Eagle Elementary School lost their principal, Timothy Krahenbuhl, who died on Wednesday, according to the Naperville Sun.

As banks prepare for a special SBA Loan to help give financial relief during this time, here’s a few things you should know.

The Will County Health Department announced that 15 department employees have tested positive for COVID-19 and that most department facilities will close.

Starting April 2, the Morton Arboretum will close completely through April 30, as a safety precaution to help slow the spread of COVID-19.

Aurora Police Chief Kristen Ziman is one of three finalists for the Chicago Police Superintendent job.

This month “A Safer Naper” is focusing on services for crime victims, including domestic violence.

Governor J.B. Pritzker has extended the “Stay at Home” order to April 30. 

Naperville Pastor Angel Escamilla has died after contracting coronavirus.

Some Naperville residents are spreading joy during the coronavirus pandemic while making a difference to a local organization.

Naper Settlement is asking Naperville residents to reflect on their time and experiences during the coronavirus pandemic by journaling and collecting items.

One District 203 teacher is helping our local healthcare workers during the coronavirus outbreak by making face shields using 3D printers.

In order to accommodate those more vulnerable to the COVID-19 virus, like senior citizens, many local grocery stores have “Seniors Only” shopping hours.

North Central College and the City of Naperville are partnering to use the college’s Geiger Hall to shelter first responders exposed to coronavirus

Community Collective has partnered with local agencies to create the Relief Coalition, an organization that will help aid families affected by COVID-19.

With only essential workers still going in to work, members of the media are adjusting to working from home.

Aurora-based company, Richards-Wilcox, is focusing their efforts on manufacturing emergency beds to help combat the coronavirus crisis.

College of DuPage has cancelled in-person classes for the rest of the 2020 spring semester and commencement due to COVID-19.

After an extensive search, the staff at Saints Peter and Paul School are excited to welcome their new principal into their community.

The DuPage Children’s Museum may be closed, but they’re looking for ways to provide resources to parents to continue childhood development.

Naperville School District 203 shared a statement updating its COVID-19 plans and policies, as they put more precautions in place.

There are still no confirmed cases of COVID-19 in District 204, but the district released a statement updating its COVID-19 plans and policies.

At the latest District 203 school board meeting, the group discussed possibly making a full abatement of the 2019 debt service tax levy.

Anderson’s Bookshop announced an exciting new bookfest geared toward middle grade readers called OMGCHI.

Naperville North recently held an open house to show off how they’ve been teaching about technology.

Linden Oaks Behavioral Health reminds us that it’s important to monitor your mental health while sheltering in place due to concerns over COVID-19.

The Edward Cancer Center in Plainfield will temporarily close, beginning Monday, April 6, in light of COVID-19 pandemic, but Naperville, Elmhurst locations stay open.

DuPage County has launched a new interactive COVID-19 case map, to be updated daily with the latest information on confirmed cases in the county.

To prepare for potential shortages of personal protection equipment, residents are sewing homemade masks for hospitals and those at greater risk of coronavirus.

Edward-Elmhurst Health has launched drive-up testing of patients for the COVID-19 virus that’s located at their Warrenville center.

The Naperville Park District is reminding people to practice social distancing due to coronavirus while using the park district’s parks and trails.

Naperville Mayor Steve Chirico encouraged residents who have been traveling to self-quarantine before interacting in close proximity with others.

A Naperville woman is pushing medical insurance companies and government leaders to offer emergency telemental-health services to all Illinois residents.

Fitness during the COVID-19 pandemic era can be tricky. To help you navigate, we talked with the YMCA, Naperville Park District and a personal fitness instructor.

The Lucibello sisters were the subject of a 2018 Sports Story Sunday. Found out what Emy and Ava have been up to and where their riding career is headed.

Morolake Akinosun is a former State Champion at Waubonsie, National Champion at Texas and Olympic Gold Medalist who now has to wait to defend her title.

Experience Triathlon has four scheduled indoor triathlons, which allows athletes to participate in a controlled environment, a brainchild of Joe LoPresto.

Naperville native and New Orleans Saints Head Coach Sean Payton has tested positive for coronavirus. He is the first in the NFL world to have tested positive.

The STEPS Eagles Black Basketball team qualified for the 2020 State Special Olympics Basketball Tournament through teamwork and plenty of practice.

Roads to the Olympic Marathon Time Trials converge in Atlanta, Georgia as area runners run the grueling 26.2 mile course in windy and hilly conditions.

Dad Bod Boot Camp is a Naperville Park District class aimed at helping men shed the unwanted pounds around the midsection. The class is offered three times a week at Fort Hill.