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The IHSA’s Sports Medicine Advisory Committee has formed guidelines for student-athletes and teams to begin workouts and conditioning on June 6.

Circuit Judge Bonnie Wheaton denied the park District’s request for a Temporary Restraining Order against Governor J.B. Pritzker’s recent executive orders.

Governor JB Pritzker announced yesterday that limited, in-person Summer School may resume. Districts 203 and 204 will stay with summer remote learning.

Naperville Central High School seniors organize a peaceful rally, drawing hundreds to downtown Naperville pavilion in support of racial equality.

NCTV17 was live in Downtown Naperville this afternoon for a peaceful sit in protest organized by Indya Smith-Johnson and Sophia Davila.

AMC has one theater in Naperville, another 50 in Illinois, and the company warns all of them may soon close. The COVID-19 pandemic has hit the industry hard.

Fox Valley Mall is now open to the public once again with new safety guidelines in place and new additions on the way.

A peaceful Aurora protest turned into a night of looting and destruction leading to 17 arrests and an estimated $3 million in damages.

Longtime Will County executive and dedicated public servant Lawrence “Larry” Walsh has died from complications of prostate cancer, at the age of 72.

City Council decided a referendum on the issue would be too complicated, but a workshop might be more productive.

Paper hearts have flooded downtown Naperville after a video went viral showing heart-shaped signs being ripper down Tuesday afternoon.

Breaking Updates – With potential protests today in Naperville, the Naperville Police Department closed City Hall and has encouraged downtown businesses to close.