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A group of D204 parents organized a “Rally to Reopen” schools, wanting the district to give them a choice to return to in-person learning.

A Naperville man was charged with six counts of possessing visual reproductions of child pornography according to DuPage Sheriff’s Office.

Naperville is in the holiday spirit with houses lit up across town. These families have gone above and beyond to make their displays special.

Features Bar & Grill in Downtown Naperville are thinking outside the box and transformed two railcars into dining cars for outdoor dining.

Edward-Elmhurst Health System CEO Mary Lou Mastro announced the intent to begin vaccinating health care workers with the COVID-19 vaccine.

The big man in red was spotted yesterday night around Naperville as part of Team Doyle Husley’s 12 Nights of Santa Claus.

Faced with a shortage of unwrapped new toys for children, the Naperville Art League has offered to help the Salvation Army “rescue Christmas”. 

District 204 schools will start their hybrid transition on January 19. That week some early grades will start in-person instruction.

In the final Naperville Park District meeting of 2020, the main topics of discussion for the board of directors were taxes and budgets. 2020 Tax Levy Passes The Park District passed the 2020 tax levy of 21,685,241 despite one commissioner voting against it. The 2020 levy ended up totaling less than in 2019 due to… Read more »

The Naperville Park District released a video of the Carillon Tower bells striking midnight and playing “Auld Lang Syne for people to enjoy at home.

Wilbur You has been recognized on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list for 2021 for his work founding marketing and development company, YouTech.

Every year holiday lights can shine a little less bright, or not at all and the Naperville Park District will be collecting any of those unwanted holiday lights.