Posts By: Justin Cornwell

Ten year old Jane Temple and her mother Shelly have put their free time to good use. The pair have constructed homemade floral baskets to raise money for Naperville businesses.

District 204 parents and community members asked questions in a School Opening Listening Forum held by the Parent Diversity Advisory Council, which will be sent to the School Board.

DuPage County is now in the West Suburban region with Kane County, while Will County is in the South Suburban region along with Kankakee County.

The July Dupage County Board Meeting spent over four hours listening to public comments about the future of board member Pete DiCianni.

After three weeks of planning and initial fundraising, a diverse 14 person steering committee made up of Naperville community members was formed.

With Illinois swim facilities now in Phase 4, Naperville residents look for ways to enjoy the water in a safe and fun manner.

After approving guidelines for Phase 4 of summer athletic competition last week, the IHSA released several adjustments to those guidelines earlier today.

The IHSA approved the next phase of its return to play guidelines with team practices of up to 50 people allowed and the potential for summer contests.

After months of no in person services or only small group meetings, Naperville churches are now ready to open their doors to wider capacities thanks to new safety guidelines.

Coronavirus, water damage and construction are causing three more Naperville businesses are closing their doors while another is relocating to Aurora.

The Naperville Park District Board of Commissioners voted 4-3 to voluntarily dismiss the Park District’s lawsuit against Governor JB Pritzker’s Restore Illinois order.