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City Council discussed the possibility of allowing ancillary cannabis businesses, like testing labs and transportation, to operate in the city.

Regions with metrics falling under the thresholds provided in Tier 3 mitigations will return to Phase 4 of the Restore Illinois Plan on January 15

Illinois lawmakers react after a crowd of protesters stormed the Capitol, with Governor Pritzker calling for President Donald Trump to be impeached and removed.

Former Naperville City Councilman and active community member Dave Wentz died suddenly on January 4 at the age of 57.

A group of 4th graders from Elmwood elementary are “mad” about making a difference.

The New Year brings with it new laws for Illinois – though this year there are only three new laws taking effect, due to a shortened legislative session.

Amelia Barone was in for a surprise by the end of her shift when her friends and co-workers threw her a graduation ceremony.

Hundreds of Naperville and Aurora community members paint downtown businesses’ barricaded walls with amazing photos.

Local business are working together and getting creative to help each other stay in business through this unprecedented time.

A Naperville subdivision brought Paris to 12-year-old Olivia Parker, diagnosed with stage 4 glioblastoma, since her trip was canceled due to the pandemic.

Despite the lack of snow this winter, the Naperville Park District is ready to open sled hills and ice rinks once the winter weather arrives.

15-year-old Rachel Boudeman of Naperville delivered hundreds of fun Band-Aids, toys and gift cards to Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital in Winfield. It’s her way of giving back after being a patient at the hospital during Christmas when she was a toddler.