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Red Arrow Tap Room will be converting into Tapville Social in October 2020, with expanded spirit, cocktail and wine offerings and a revamped menu.

Forty-five town homes may be built on Little Friends’ property after Naperville’s Planning and Zoning Commissioners approved Ram West Capital’s plan.

10-year old Jane Temple has spent her summer selling homemade fairy baskets, and now she’s using her profits to help local businesses.

DuPage County Coroner Richard Jorgensen is reporting an alarming rise in the number of suicides in DuPage County in the first six months of 2020.

At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic many animal shelters had empty cages, but now shelter populations are back to normal, and animals still need adopting.

Row House in Naperville has a new program to help local teenagers stay in shape in the absence of fall sports and gym class.

The COVID-19 pandemic’s financial toll on the City of Naperville might not be as bad as originally projected, based on a presentation by city staff.

Earlier today the Big Ten Conference announced that Football will begin playing the 2020 fall season on October 23rd and 24th.

Region 7 of his Restore Illinois Plan has lowered it’s rolling seven day positivity rate under the 6.5% benchmark according to Governor JB Pritzker.

One Naperville native came back home after NYC shut down due to the pandemic, which led him to create the Naperville Ornament with the time he now had.

When it’s time for the Riverwalk Fine Art Fair, Downtown Naperville is usually bustling with art-lovers. But this year the event will be virtual.