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North Central College continued its tradition to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by hosting a virtual MLK Virtual Vision Day event.

The United for Peace Coalition hosted a panel discussion in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. with elected officials, law enforcement and more.

With limited on-campus activities available, a Naperville North teacher thought rebuilding a car would be a fun project for students.

Governor Pritzker announced that regions across the state that have met the criteria will be able to move from Tier III mitigations into Tier II effective immediately.

The City of Naperville and the Illinois Municipal Utilities Association (IMUA) have partnered up to provide the 2021 IMUA Scholarship. 

A lack of affordable housing has been a problem in Naperville for years. Council hopes to address that by researching inclusionary zoning.

Naperville City Council will consider bringing on Loaves & Fishes as a city partner to help manage delinquent utility accounts.

The IHSA announced that the winter athletic season will remain on pause through at least the rest of the month, with hopes of returning to play in February.

The Naperville Jaycees Board of Directors and Officers is made up entirely of women for the first time in its 56-year history.

Illinois 14th District Congresswoman Lauren Underwood called for the impeachment of President Donald Trump on a media call Wednesday morning.

Naperville North High School junior, Nicholas Boettcher, received a 2021 National Youngarts Foundation award in Classical Music Performance.