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The Fourth of July often means having friends and family around for barbecues, picnics, and fireworks. Here’s how to stay safe while celebrating the Fourth.

The state minimum wage increased to $10 per hour today. Here’s what that means for workers and businesses in the Naperville area.

Coronavirus, water damage and construction are causing three more Naperville businesses are closing their doors while another is relocating to Aurora.

Though Pace buses never stopped running during the stay-at-home order, they had to make some major changes to how they operated.

The Naperville Diamonds are returning to the field amid the COVID-19 pandemic with new practices and a new sense of appreciate for the sport.

Thomas Ruiz is charged with two counts of Aggravated Assault using a deadly weapon (baseball bat) after he appeared to threaten a group of protestors.

The NACC hosted a listening session. The goal was to hear public concerns about race and how the chamber can help affect lasting change.

Fortune/IBM Watson Health named Edward-Elmhurst Health a top-15 health system in the country and Edward Hospital a top-100 hospital in the country.

The 17th annual Rob Koranda (RAK) Scholarship has been awarded to Ariana Jefferson and Eric Chen from Naperville North High School.

An 18-year-old Naperville man has been arrested for a Sunday night home invasion in Naperville, in which a resident awoke to find a man in her bedroom.

NILA hosted “Building the Beloved Community: Repairing the World” – an interfaith prayer service for racial justice and interfaith solidarity.

The Fry Family YMCA and KLA Schools welcomed back their summer campers. Though the programs are a go, they look different this year.