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Naperville resident, Marisa Hird, took on the virtual Turkey Trot 5K this year with her favorite running buddy, her two-year-old son Jack.

Boys Troop 889 and girls Troop 1776 have set up their annual Christmas tree sale at Wheatland Salem Methodist Church for the 30th year.

Naperville resident Nick Scarpino and his grandmother, Marlene Turner, have teamed up to write and illustrate a Thanksgiving book.

Sweet Neecy’s, 45 Degree Tea, and Treasures Naperville are some new businesses that have come to Naperville despite the pandemic.

Two Naperville museums, Naper Settlement and DuPage Children’s Museum, have been awarded around $841,000 combined in state grants.

The park district is bringing Santa’s Workshop to the Riverwalk Café this year, giving boys and girls a chance to safely meet St. Nick.

Families who lost a loved one in the past year were able to honor their memory with Friedrich-Jones funeral home this week.

Today is the first day Tier 3 COVID-19 mitigations go into effect. Here’s what that means for the Naperville Park District’s facilities.

Guidepost Montessori is one step closer to being open in downtown Naperville after approval from commissioners.

The first reading of a potential new ordinance concerning conflicts of interest left Naperville City Council divided at its most recent meeting.