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A group of Neuqua Valley students started KidsTeachKids+ – free online tutoring to help their peers with the challenges of remote learning.

As D204 makes the transition from remote learning to a hybrid-learning model next week, they’re looking at new metrics to make the switch.

The ‘world’s first’ artificial intelligence robotic restaurant is coming to Naperville. The revolutionarily business is set to open in April.

Fit 4 A Cure is an initiative to help raise money for Project Cure created by four Metea Valley students by getting the community moving.

Loaves & Fishes recently purchased a warehouse in Aurora to serve as a hub where food can be received and stored.

Daily vaccine updates will soon be available on the IDPH website as both DuPage and Will counties head towards the lifting of Tier 3 mitigations.

The Willowbrook Wildlife Center has a new therapeutic laser to help its patients with pain relief, healing, and regeneration.

This year’s Naperville Restaurant Week is back and deals apply to outdoor dining, pick up, and delivery orders until January 31.

A DuPage County ecologist explains coyote behavior for people to learn about them and provides safety tips for keeping pet dogs safe.

Jennifer Bertino-Tarrant is the first woman to hold the office of Will County Executive, filling in for Larry Walsh, who served there for 16 years.

It’s been about three weeks since the state of Illinois first distributed COVID-19 vaccines to DuPage and Will Counties.

North Central has announced a return to athletics, starting January 23 with men’s and women’s basketball, wrestling and girls bowling.