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.
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iThe Illinois Department of Public Health announced that Region 7, which includes Will County, will move to Tier 1 mitigations in the Restore Illinois plan.
iHere’s what to know and how to protect yourself from unemployment fraud, as similar crimes are happening across the state.
iThere’s a couple of new businesses in Downtown Naperville to eat, a new restaurant that recently opened and a new café hoping to next month.
iAs Joe Biden was sworn in as the 46th President of the United States, Naperville’s local politicians shared their thoughts on the inauguration.
iThere was an unprecedented amount of feedback for the proposed Islamic Center of Naperville at 3540 248th Ave at last night’s P&Z meeting.
iBoth of Naperville’s counties, DuPage and Will, are anticipating moves into Phase 1b of Illinois’ COVID-19 vaccination plan.
iEdward Elmhurst Health’s Dr. Jonathan explains the rollout plan for the COVID-19 vaccine and why it’s important to receive when available.
iEvery month in 2021, the League of Women Voters of Naperville is holding “Living Room Conversations” virtual events. The events aim to have in depth discussion about current issues facing society.
iSchmaltz Delicatessan is offering free cups of soup to those in need every Monday from 5-7 p.m. through February 22.
iGovernor J.B. Pritzker announced a change to IDPH guidelines for youth sports, allowing for all activities to resume in regions reaching Phase 4.