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Naperville School District 203 announced that they are partnering with YMCA and Champions to provide childcare services for elementary school families.

There will be more police officers Downtown Naperville as a response to looting in Chicago on Sunday night into Monday morning.

The IHSA recently released new guidelines and considerations for the sports that will be played in the Fall of 2020.

The DuPage Children’s Museum is adapting and creating new ways of bringing in revenue to continue its mission while staying closed.

Naperville School District 203 teacher, David Sladkey, has received a Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching (PAEMST).

Petitions for candidacy in the 2021 Naperville City Council elections will be available starting August 17, with four city council seats open.

Did You know Edward Hospital has achieved Magnet recognition four times for its excellent nursing program, from 2005 to 2019?

Across Naperville, businesses have been forced to confront a new reality, including Two Bostons, Finch & Associates, and Tapville.

A new southern food restaurant, based in North Carolina is coming to Naperville. It’s a Southern Thing Kitchen & Bar will open its doors August 10.

There may be no sounds of summer coming from Centennial Beach… but head right next door to the Centennial Skate Park and you’ll hear life rolling on

While school districts 203 and 204 announced fully online starts to the 2020-21 school year, local Catholic schools will be back in the classrooms.

Despite switching to a no-contact, drive-thru event, the 30th annual DuPage County Back to School Fair held by Catholic Charities was able to help thousands get ready for the upcoming school year.