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The Naperville Fire Department’s entire chief officer staff has received or is actively working toward the Chief Fire Officer designation. 

With single-digit temperature highs in the forecast, it’s important to take precautions to avoid injury due to the cold.

Snow covered paths are a welcome sight for Naperville area cross-country skiers and the paths throughout the Forest Preserve District of DuPage County are perfect for those wanting to ski their way through nature

Naper Settlement’s Naper and Heritage galleries will reopen to the public today, showcasing the “Women: Waves of Change” exhibit.

A Chicago man has been charged with the robbery of a pizza delivery driver in Naperville in September. He was arrested in Chicago for a carjacking.

The PZC voted to table discussions on the Naper Commons project due to concerns surrounding the proposed residential development.

With an arctic blast heading our way, local shelters like Hesed House and DuPagePads are preparing to help those who need a place to stay.

Naperville City Council tabled a vote on the proposed $200 million CityGate West development planned near I-88 and Route 59.

32 people have applied in hopes of gaining the seat on District 203 board of education left vacant when former board member Janet Yang Rohr.

North Central has partnered with Illinois Institute of Technology to give engineering students an accelerated path to a master’s degree.

The Illinois Department of Public Health reports that Region 8, which includes DuPage and Kane counties, has officially moved into Phase 4 of the Restore Illinois Plan starting today.

The 2021 State of the Naperville Park District address is out on podcast, and has the fitting theme, “Rising to the Challenge.”