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Alayna Nguyen and her team, The Germaphobes, are finalists in the NASA TI Codes Contest with their robot designed to sanitize the International Space Station.

DuPage County has entered a warning level on the Illinois Department of Public Health site after two of its COVID-19 metrics exceeded set limits.

Your employee has COVID-19. Now what? That’s the very question the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce aimed to answer at a recent virtual meeting.

Although the 2020 presidential election will look different from years past due to COVID-19 it will be somewhat similar to the March primary.

The Naperville Police Department arrested two juveniles from Aurora for an armed robbery of vape cartridges and money on the 1400 block of 95th Street.

Using Asian carp as a food source has many benefits beyond having more healthy food, including helping eradicate an invasive species and creating local jobs.

With cooler weather ahead, the Noon Rotary Club of Naperville is asking community members to contribute to their coat drive.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker announced in his Thursday COVID-19 update the continuation of ‘strict mitigations’ for region 7 of the Restore Illinois Plan

At the latest Indian Prairie School District 204 board meeting, the group discussed how some students can go back to school. 

Though many medical experts believe children are more resilient to the direct symptoms of COVID-19, it’s possible the virus leaves post-infectious symptoms.

The IDPH reported the first human case of the West Nile Virus in Illinois for 2020, with the case coming from a DuPage County resident.

Naperville Animal Control will take in a 7-year-old Shih Tzu from Woodridge after it was beaten with a belt over the weekend.