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Naperville City Council discussed adding a rule that would require council members to recuse themselves when their campaign donors are petitioning an issue.

The College of DuPage is partnering up with DuPage County to launch an anti-racism initiative, which will highlight race, equity, and inclusion.

Naperville City Council unanimously approved the creation of a new Diversity and Inclusion Manager position for the city.

The first day of school for District 203 students looked different with students starting the school year from home. Here’s a look at one family’s day.

As schools gear back up, some college students are faced with a tough question during the COVID-era: do they go back, or not?

Crime Stoppers is offering a cash reward for information leading to the arrest of those involved in an altercation that led to a stabbing in Naperville on June 1.

Extracurricular activities like marching band have returned to practice in Districts 203 and 204 with new safety procedures and unique performance methods.

Naperville resident Mike Lemons decided to combine his hobby of skating, with raising awareness for mental health.

Waubonsie junior Brynn Drews appeared on Ellen and received $10,000 for an act of kindness. Now she’s “paying it backwards” by starting a nonprofit.

New restrictions for Will County bars and restaurants are in place after their region failed a COVID-19 metric, but not everyone thinks they’re fair.

The Morton Arboretum welcomed dogs and their families for Tails on the Trails, which included enjoying the outdoors and taking a look at the vendors.

Kids brought their bikes, scooters, and more to the Test Track at the DuPage Children’s Museum to complete the tracks and obstacle course.