Check out what’s going on in Naperville today! Webster Street is closed for the week, however both the Naperville Township Building and City Hall will remain open. A local student is honored for her volunteer work, we have a sneak peek inside the new Fort Hill Activity Center and a local athlete gets a second shot at the Olympics!
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iThe Naperville Buffalo Wild Wings fired employees who asked customers to move because of their race, Jeopardy James will return this week, and boys soccer highlights.
iNaperville native James Holzhauer heads to Jeopardy! Tournament of Champions final, a property tax drop, and WhirlyBall coming November 23.
iNaperville police say no evidence of hate crime in Buffalo Wild Wings incident, apartments to replace Regency Inn, and Jeopardy James wins again.
iA family allegedly discriminated against at Buffalo Wild Wings held a press conference this morning to address the incident.
iA police report offers new details about the Oct. 26 incident at Buffalo Wild Wings, should recorder’s office be merged with clerk’s, and Santa House goes up.
iNaperville Responds for Veterans will host The Naperville Salute, Downtown Naperville holiday lights are up, and a Neuqua grad received a full ride for football.
iNaperville is named the second safest city in the U.S., the Healing Field of Honor gets postponed due to weather, and congrats to Waubonsie girls volleyball.
iAurora police officers shot in the Henry Pratt shooting return to work, Naperville Park District brings back Pennies for Pies, and Jeopardy James returns.
iAt council commenters speak out against racial discrimination, 5th Avenue now goes to workshop, and Krishna Bansal run for 11th District Congressional seat.
iNaperville honors those who served on Veterans Day, tips to handle an early-season snow, and local high schools bring home state championships this weekend.