Naperville is remembering the 20 students and six adults that were killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy declared Friday, December 21st as a “Day of Mourning” in his state and asked houses of worship and government buildings to ring their bells in honor of each life taken and Naperville joined the cause.
At 8:30 am “Big Joe,” the largest bell in the carillon, sounded 26 times as a symbolic act to remember the lives lost on December 14th.
Virtual FUNdraiser on Thursday, October 22 at 7 PM.
iDuPage County State’s Attorney announced today that bond has been set for a Naperville man accused of illegally selling multiple guns, two of which were stolen.
iSome schools in District 204 will start a pilot program that allows some students to return back to in person instruction the coming weeks.
iCOVID-19 impacts can be seen throughout DuPage County’s fiscal 2021 budget. Despite those effects the county still balanced their budget out.
iDuPage and Will counties saw huge early voting turnouts, an update on Central Park Place, and Art of Inclusion Committee’s inaugural piece.
iThe Central Park Place project, which includes the old Nichols Library, is one step closer to finally being done.
iThe Little Trees program at the Morton Arboretum is designed to get children outside and learn through their own curiosity.
iThe League of Women Voters held a candidate forum for those running for Illinois’ 6th Congressional District seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.
iThough many schools in the area have started off the year with full-time remote learning, Benet has taken a creative approach to get kids in the building.
iWe spoke with an expert from the Forest Preserve District of DuPage County to see where are the best spots to see leaves changing colors.
iSuperintendent Bridges said early childhood to second grade students may be back in classrooms mid-October, and other elementary grades soon after.