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The DuPage County Health Department announced their plans to expand and relocate their COVID-19 Community Vaccination Clinic.

A pair of Naperville sisters and cousin are among the first female scouts in the country to achieve the rank of Eagle Scout.

IPSD204 is examining the possibility of expanding their in-person learning instruction for all grade levels.

The Will County Health Department is opening a new COVID-19 call center to help field the more than 800 calls per day it’s currently receiving.

The family of a Naperville man who died by suicide in June 2020 is suing investment app Robinhood. He believed he had accrued more than $730K in losses.

The Kane County Cougars are joining a new league in 2021 after 30 years spent as an MLB affiliate club in the Midwest League.

Naperville Senior Task Force and the TRIAD organization started “Vaccination Buddy” to help seniors navigate COVID-19 appointments.

Keeping your pets safe in cold temps is easier said than done. From staying on leash to making their paws are protected, here are some helpful tips.

Non-profit Earn With a Purpose hires people with diverse developmental abilities so they can socialize and earn their own money.

Joe Jackson is Hesed House’s new executive director, while the shelter’s former executive director, Ryan Dowd, takes on a new role.

Local winter sports teams and coaches are excited to get back into competition after a nearly three month absence.

According to data from the DuPage County’s Coroner Office opioid overdose deaths hit a record number in the county last year.