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District 203 announced they will not return to in-person learning until, tentatively, November 4 based on guidance released today by DCHD.

DCHD said the transmission of COVID-19 now meets the “substantial” level in DuPage County, recommending full remote learning for schools.

Some of District 203’s younger students spent their Sunday at the Naperville North Show Choirs’ annual Howl and Shake Show Choir Camp.

Chalk art was a way to pass the time during quarantine for Angela Olson, and she was able to give back with a colorful creation.

Nature-based Hobson School is spending even more time outdoors than usual. It’s just one way the school has been able to stay open during COVID-19.

Naperville Police Officers responded to the 1300 block of Modaff Road for a report of a subject with a weapon in an apartment complex.

During a pandemic, medical experts are providing tips for practicing Halloween safety, including activities that keep people at a distance.

North Central College (NCC) has been able to avoid any major shutdowns because of a communal prevention approach to COVID-19.

A Naperville resident’s video of what appears to be a river otter is a good sign for the species, though its return could be bad news for other endangered animals

Crimes in DuPage County are up from last year, including domestic violence.

Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Kaylin Risvold looks back on challenges and accomplishments from her first year in charge.

Naperville has once again ranked highly in Niche.com’s annual nationwide evaluations of high schools and school districts.