Edward Hospital treating over 90 patients with COVID-19 cases, D203 postpones hybrid learning til next year and Lauren Underwood gains ground in 14th District race.
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Naperville City Councilman Kevin Coyne Will Not Seek Reelection
Naperville City Councilman Kevin Coyne announced on Facebook he will not seek reelection to Naperville City Council. His current term expires in 2021.
D203 Delays Hybrid Learning Until Next Year & Postpones Basketball
Naperville School District 203 will delay their hybrid learning plan until next year, and have postponed their basketball season.
Council Talks Beautification at Second 2021 Budget Workshop
Council discussed various projects that would beautify Naperville that could be incorporated in the 2021 budget.
IDPH Recommends Staying At Home For Next Three Weeks
With COVID-19 cases on the rise locally and throughout the state, IDPH recommends staying home for the next three weeks.
Lifelong Naperville Resident Jack Stenger Dies at 95
We remember lifelong Naperville resident Jack Stenger, who died in his home in Naperville on November 7 at the age of 95.
Small Business Assistance | New Restrictions Begin | Remembering Jack Stenger
The City of Naperville is offering small business assistance, new Tier 2 restrictions begin today and we remember fifth generation Napervillian Jack Stenger.
OSOT-America Spreads Holiday Cheer to Troops
Operation Support Our Troops-America provides some holiday cheer to those who serve our country by sending holiday stockings.
Naperville Art League Honors Those Who Serve With Exhibit
The Naperville Art League’s latest exhibit, “We the People,” pays tribute to those who serve our country in a creative way.
New COVID Mitigations | D204 Delays Hybrid | Streetscape Discussion
Regions 7 and 8 received stricter mitigations to stop the spread of COVID-19, D204 will delay its hybrid learning model, and city council discussed the 2021 budget
District 204 Hybrid Learning and Basketball Postponed
District 204 is postponing the transition to hybrid learning and the start of the basketball season due to an increase in COVID-19 cases.
Naperville Police Investigate Armed Robbery of Masonry Workers
The Naperville Police Department is investigating the armed robbery of two masonry workers this morning just after 10 a.m in the 1700 block of Mundelein Road.