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.
iTwelve candidates for the 18th Judicial Circuit recently stopped by the Cantigny Park auditorium to answer questions from the DuPage County NAACP.
iAt the latest DuPage County Board Meeting the group voted to conduct a study that will look into consolidating the Recorder’s and Clerk’s Office.
iThe Naperville Police Department recently held a public presentation from city hall, to spread awareness about the dangers of scams. Citizens shared their experiences.
iThe League of Women Voters Naperville recently held two forums to give voters a look at candidates running for office.
iHands only cardiopulmonary CPR is an effective way for anyone to assist someone who has collapsed and is not breathing.
iWill County’s State’s Attorney and Chief Judge are working together to expedite expungement on weed cases that involve possession of 30 grams or less.
iAl DeGeeter was the president of the Naperville Jaycees from 1970 to 1971. Now, exactly 50 years later, his daughter is following in his footsteps.
iTwelve candidates for the 18th Judicial Circuit recently stopped by the Cantigny Park auditorium to answer questions from the DuPage County NAACP.
iWith concerns about the coronavirus rising, we spoke with experts at Edward Hospital to find out what precautions are being taken.
iA Naperville boy designed and sold more than two dozen sneakers and is donating his proceeds to pancreatic cancer research.
