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The downtown streetscape will likely wait until 2024 before undergoing renovation after Naperville City Council asked that the project be left off the 2021 budget.

Families get an extra treat when they’re visiting Santa this year at the Fox Valley Mall’s Charlie Brown Christmas Experience.

We recap the eleven candidates who have filed paperwork to run for Naperville City Council in 2021 and how the ballot order is determined.

With many new cooks expected to tackle the turkey dinner this year, Butterball offers first time Thanksgiving chefs advice.

The Gold Star Families Memorial Monument, which honor fallen soldiers, will be built at Veterans Park next year.

Naperville resident, Marisa Hird, took on the virtual Turkey Trot 5K this year with her favorite running buddy, her two-year-old son Jack.

Boys Troop 889 and girls Troop 1776 have set up their annual Christmas tree sale at Wheatland Salem Methodist Church for the 30th year.

Three men have been charged with participating in a kidnapping conspiracy after carrying out two kidnappings last year and attempting a third.

Naperville resident Nick Scarpino and his grandmother, Marlene Turner, have teamed up to write and illustrate a Thanksgiving book.

The Naperville Police Department has made an arrest following the theft of a Yorkshire Terrier puppy from a Petland located on Route 59.

Sweet Neecy’s, 45 Degree Tea, and Treasures Naperville are some new businesses that have come to Naperville despite the pandemic.

Two Naperville museums, Naper Settlement and DuPage Children’s Museum, have been awarded around $841,000 combined in state grants.