The July 25 newscast is bittersweet for all of us here at Naperville News 17, because it is the last time Kevin Machak will report for us.
Kevin has accepted a position at WRCB, the NBC affiliate in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
We wish Kevin the best of luck in his new position. We will miss him here at NCTV17.
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iJust days after enhanced mitigations were put in place the DuPage County board voted to grant $2.5 million to bars and restaurants.
iIndian Prairie School District 204 announced today they are pausing their transition to a hybrid program due to COVID-19 concerns.
iBusinesses on Water Street brought Fall Family Fun Day to Downtown Naperville yesterday for the first time.
iVolunteer group, ASEZ, delivered COVID-19 care packages to local first responders at the Naperville police and fire departments.
iAt this morning’s DuPage County Board meeting the DuPage County Health Department explained why COVID-19 cases are going up.
iOswald’s Pharmacy in Naperville offers rapid antigen tests for COVID-19, producing results within 15 minutes.
iDean J. DeGeeter who in 1959 founded “Dean’s Boys Store” in Naperville, later expanded into “Dean’s Clothing”, has passed away at the age of 89.
iNaperville City Council heard the first of three 2021 budget presentations and discussed topics like COVID-19, public safety, and leaf collection.
iGuidelines for winter sports have been updated by the Governor and Illinois Department of Public Health with basketball now considered high-risk.
iThe Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce held their annual Four Under 40 Achievement Awards, recognizing young professionals in the community.