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The group of Illinois educators, parents, and more believe the school year should start remotely until counties report no new cases of COVID-19 for 14 days. 

North Central’s athletic conference, the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW), announced Monday the postponement of all fall sports.

If you’re looking for some outdoor activities to do, there’s a couple of options in Downtown Naperville at Pinot’s Palette and Pure Barre.

The park district is offering summer outdoor entertainment including A Night at the Movies, Concerts in Your Park and Children’s Lunch Hour Entertainment.

People in this aerial tree yoga class at the Morton Arboretum get the benefits of relaxing with a twist – many of their poses are done hanging from a tree.

Noon Whistle Brewing is making Naperville its second location for a brewery and tasting room. They hope to open their doors by the beginning of September.

With pool season starting a little later than expected this year, the DuPage County Health Department wants to make sure everyone knows how to pool safely.

With people increasingly looking for new ways to get outside, river floating isn’t just becoming more popular; it’s exploding.

Construction on the Washington Street Bridge has been delayed. Renovation was supposed to be completed in 2021, but now that date has been pushed to 2022.

The Illinois Supreme Court announced the Illinois bar exam will be held as an online-only exam to be held on October 5-6.

IHSA Director Craig Anderson indicated that there will be consideration into delaying high school sports to 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

As we continue into phase 4 of the “Restore Illinois” plan during the COVID-19 Pandemic, doctors are reminding everyone to continue taking precautions.