What’s going on in Naperville today? U.S. Senator Mark Kirk receives an award at the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce luncheon, The Lantern Tavern and Grill celebrates 50 years, and Waubonise Valley grad runs for the U.S. Olympic Team.
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iCOVID-19 testing positivity rates are on the rise across Illinois, IDPH gives tips for holiday safety and Serendipity to move locations.
iLocal COVID-19 numbers are on the rise, early voting starts today in Naperville, and NNHS’s annual Howl and Shake Show Choir Camp.
iPolice are investigating gunshots on Bailey Road, curbside leaf collection begins, and the Naperville Junior Woman’s Club invites residents to decorate doors
iSome liquor and tobacco fees waived to help ease businesses’ financial stress, Riverwalk 2031 Master Plan approved and Toys for Tots donations needed.
iAdditional restrictions for Will and DuPage Counties go into effect today, Water Street’s Fall Family Fun Day, and remembering Glen Ekey.
iNaperville sees record COVID-19 cases, Mayor Chirico signs new executive orders, and DCM celebrates Pumpkin Palooza.
iThe DuPage County Health Department recommends full remote learning, District 203 delays in-person school for young students, and Amazon Fresh is hiring.
iThe 15-year-old missing teen has been found, Will County is once again at warning level, and the Rotary Clubs are hosting a blood drive.
iNaperville police ask for the public’s help in finding a runaway teen, local family gets national mention and Illinois’ Miss Amazing Teen.
iThe NPD are looking for two suspects after an alleged stabbing incident, Cosley Zoo celebrates Pumpkin Fest, and runners descended upon NNHS.