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Here are some tips for good posture and how to avoid eye fatigue for students starting the school year remotely and spending more time on their electronics.

At today’s DuPage County Board Meeting, Karen Ayala, the executive director of the county’s health department, gave a health update on COVID-19.

Today the State of Illinois announced revised guidelines for restaurants and bar establishments statewide to operate safely and help prevent the spread of COVID-19 that will go into effect across the state on Wednesday, August 26th. Facemasks Required During Interactions Based on a recent increase in cases, and in order to keep restaurant hospitality workers… Read more »

The Brookdale Community is showing Nature’s Best Cafe, located in the Brookdale subdivision, their support through difficult times during the pandemic.

For 30 years SCARCE has been caring for the Earth’s natural resources and building sustainable communities.

Starting August 26, additional restrictions will be implemented for Will County as the COVID-19 positivity rate has exceeded 8% for three days in a row. 

Will County announced they are launching their COVID-19 Small Business Assistance Grant Program through the CARES Act recently passed by U.S. Congress.

An Indian Prairie School District 204 middle school has closed after an individual who was recently inside the school tested positive for COVID-19.

Founder of Unity Partnership, Regina Brent, was this year’s recipient for the Democratic Women of DuPage County’s Tinker Harvey Leadership Award.

Dinosaurs have taken over the DuPage County Fairgrounds. The DuPage County Fair Association has set up the Drive-Thru Dinosaur Adventure on their grounds.