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The Naperville Art League’s latest exhibit, “We the People,” pays tribute to those who serve our country in a creative way.

District 204 is postponing the transition to hybrid learning and the start of the basketball season due to an increase in COVID-19 cases.

The Naperville Police Department is investigating the armed robbery of two masonry workers this morning just after 10 a.m in the 1700 block of Mundelein Road.

Governor Pritzker announced stricter COVID-19 mitigations for several Illinois regions including Regions 7 and 8, which incorporate Naperville.

Workvana transforms Tapville Social from a restaurant during the day into a workspace for people who want to work outside of their homes.

A woman from unincorporated DuPage County is suspected of being involved in a domestic shooting that occurred Friday near Naperville.

Families stopped by the Ron Ory Community Garden Plots for this year’s Pumpkin Smash to compost their leftover pumpkins.

The Naperville Park District’s Pennies for Pies initiative is back and it’s a reminder that a little change can go a long way.

The Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce conducted a survey with local restaurants and about half of those surveyed say it’s possible for their doors to close permanently within the next few months.

The IDPH announced the release of regional COVID-19 contact tracing data as positivity rates across the state and in DuPage and Will counties continue to rise.

The City of Naperville is helping bars and restaurants during struggling times with boxcars, in-house delivery, and grants.

The Naperville Police Department and Naperville Crime Stoppers have requested information from the public on two separate, unrelated incidents.