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Tomorrow will be the last day of business for Naperville’s Ogden 6 Theatre, closing after 44 years of bringing movies to our town.

360 Youth Services hosted a bingo fundraiser on Friday night with a twist – with Drag Queen Muffy Fishbasket leading the game.

Circuit Judge Bonnie Wheaton denied the park District’s request for a Temporary Restraining Order against Governor J.B. Pritzker’s recent executive orders.

Naperville Central High School seniors organize a peaceful rally, drawing hundreds to downtown Naperville pavilion in support of racial equality.

A peaceful Aurora protest turned into a night of looting and destruction leading to 17 arrests and an estimated $3 million in damages.

Longtime Will County executive and dedicated public servant Lawrence “Larry” Walsh has died from complications of prostate cancer, at the age of 72.

City Council decided a referendum on the issue would be too complicated, but a workshop might be more productive.

After shifting to remote learning in March, Benet Academy had to get creative both with teaching and celebrating the Class of 2020.

The community cleans up after the Naperville George Floyd riot, bringing their brooms and trash brag downtown, eager to help.