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Naperville’s new Amazon Fresh store will open to the public on Thursday, December 10 – the first store of its kind in Illinois.

The SECA Commission made allocation recommendations for the 2021 Grant Year. Forty-five applications were recommended to received funding out of the 56 submitted.

Naperville City Council voted down a potential mask mandate that could have been imposed citywide at last night’s meeting.

Think you may have contracted COVID-19? We discussed the topic with Edward Hospitals Medical Director of Infection Control to provide answers.

It’s time for holiday decorating at home with candles, decorations, and Christmas trees, but there are safety tips to keep in mind.

With colder weather and strict indoor dining mitigations still in place, local establishments get creative with outdoor dining experiences.

Cosley Zoo’s Festival of Lights is back for this year’s holiday season for families to walk through the light display and pick out a tree.

Despite working the Turkey Trot each year, Diane’s never run the race. This year’s trot is virtual, giving her the chance to do just that.

Yesterday Congresswoman Lauren Underwood introduced the “Pandemic Accommodation to Support Students” (PASS) Act to extend critical student loan relief.

On Main Street in Naperville, across the street from Giordano’s, a local line to the North Pole has now been opened at a mailbox made just for sending letters to Santa.

Naperville has opened its first compressed natural gas station, which will provide fuel to city vehicles, as well as the city’s garbage collector.