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After approving guidelines for Phase 4 of summer athletic competition last week, the IHSA released several adjustments to those guidelines earlier today.

Naper Settlement announced that it will reopen on Tuesday, July 14 and grant free general admission to the public through August 23.

Classic Cinemas announced they will be “temporarily re-closing” their theaters starting today due to a lack of new movies, and increased costs.

Naperville native Cole Bacani’s short film Everything Stays is a dramatic narrative about choosing between your family or to pursue your dreams.

A little over a year after breaking ground on the 95th Street Community Plaza, the splash pad feature is set to open on July 9.

A Naperville man has turned himself in to police after being charged with aggravated criminal sexual abuse of an underage female.

A giant sprinkler is coming to Rotary Hill, courtesy of the Naperville Park District – just in time to relieve some of the summer heat.

A coalition of five Fox Valley community organizations have given out nearly $600,000 in grants to local agencies supporting basic human needs.

After more than three months, Cosley Zoo is back open and ready for visitors with all the same animals, but some new restrictions.

A Naperville man has turned himself in after being charged with 14-counts related to the possession and distribution of child pornography.

Naperville non-profit organization, Wheels for All, donated 21 bikes to low-income families who aren’t able to afford their own.