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DuPage County approved spending $300,000 to partner with the DuPage Health Coalition to provide an influenza vaccination program for uninsured residents.

This coming winter, the Morton Arboretum’s annual Illumination: Tree Lights at the Morton Arboretum will look different as it will be a Driving Experience.

Yesterday, “a vulgar word” was painted onto multiple campaign sigs for Republican Jeanne Ives, who is running for Illinois’ 6th Congressional District seat.

The Chicago Pickleball Open, hosted by Chicago Metro Pickleball, kicked off their weekend start on Friday at Nike Sports Complex in Naperville. 

The Naperville Police Department has made several arrests in recent days in response to two separate incidents of burglaries to motor vehicles. Juveniles Arrested for Car Burglaries Two juveniles were arrested Thursday, Sept. 3, following an investigation into an Aug. 13 incident in which officers were called to the 600 block of Spring Avenue around… Read more »

The Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce is asking Governor J.B. Pritzker to rescind his recent order to prohibit indoor dining for Will County.

The daughter of former Napervilel mayor George Pradel organized a small gathering today to remember and honor her father on the two-year anniversary of his passing.

Faris Sweiss, a founding member of Ellie’s Deli, suffered a fatal accident on August 30th 2020.

The largest rehab center for animals in Illinois, treating about 10,000 animals every year, now has a brand new X-ray machine for helping local wildlife.

The City of Naperville is looking for high school students for student representative positions on boards and commissions and to take part in a Leadership Academy.

Naperville still leads the way among cities over 140,000 people in the 2020 census, but there’s still time for a final push before it finishes on September 30.

This morning Indian Prairie School District 204 rang in the new school year at Brookdale Elementary. The district will start the school year remotely.