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Neighborly Naperville, a Naperville Facebook page, is dedicated to being a positive experience for community members.

The IDPH reports that Region 8, which includes DuPage and Kane counties, may move into Phase 4 of the Restore Illinois Plan tomorrow. 

The Naperville Police Department has released their crime statistics for 2020, including identity theft, burglaries, and trends they’ve found.

The COVID-19 vaccines should be at least partially-effective against all COVID-19 variants. In the meantime, consider double-masking as an option.

IDPH said that Region 7, which includes Will and Kankakee counties, is moving to Phase 4 of the Restore Illinois Plan today.

Faced with less capacity and social distancing rules, Hesed House created a new shelter space to continue helping those in need.

Following protests, political tension, and the pandemic some might ask, where do we go from here? Two authors answer that in “We Not Me.”

D203 introduces new series, Optimistic School Community, which focuses on building a positive mindset to foster social-emotional well-being.

The Park District Board unanimously passed a resolution calling for Governor J.B. Pritzker to veto House Bill 3653.

Naperville resident Phyllis Betenia’s song ‘Wooden Houses’ is a protest song in response to Pulte Homes’ residential development.

A Naperville lawyer has sued Robinhood over alleged market manipulation, claiming losses of an estimates $75,000 due to restricted trading.

The Naperville Park District brought in two separate awards recently for both conservation efforts and park design.