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A Unity rally was held at Frontier Sports Complex to promote solidarity, racial unity, change, and what steps the public can take.

An Aurora man was charged with throwing an explosive device at a Naperville police car during a protest on June 1 in Downtown Naperville.

Naperville continues to lead the way when it comes to the 2020 Census. Elected officials and community leaders discussed the census on a recent panel.

The Naperville Park District Board of Commissioners voted 4-3 to voluntarily dismiss the Park District’s lawsuit against Governor JB Pritzker’s Restore Illinois order.

Guidelines are in place for phase four in the Restore Illinois plan, and restaurants are ready to re-open their indoor dine-in services on June 26.

North Central College is holding a free webinar series this summer focusing on COVID-19 and its effects on our society. Sessions will be open to all.

Governor J.B. Pritzker announced small businesses and homeowners are eligible to apply for loans to recoup damage done during incidents of looting.

Naperville School District 203 passed an equity statement in an effort to try and overcome systematic racism and end racial injustice in the district.

The Riverwalk Planning, Design and Construction Commission have put together a master plan to provide insight on what the next decade will bring.

DuPagePads’ President & CEO Carol Simler will retire in a couple of days after 23 years of challenging, crazy, and fun times with the nonprofit.