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Naperville protects from looting with Aurora declaring a state of emergency as incidents of violence broke out in response to the death of George Floyd.

Hundreds gather in Cantore Park for a Naperville Demands Police Accountability rally in response to George Floyd’s death.

Unity Partnership hosted a Naperville rally for a call to action in response to what happened to George Floyd and racial incidents in the community.

The Brookdale neighborhood held a graduation parade for the Class of 2020 from Brookdale Elementary, Hill Middle School and Metea Valley.

Hungry for Talent was produced by Relief Coalition to help raise funds for those affected by COVID-19’s economic fallout and ensure food delivery.

The last two months of empty streets in Downtown Naperville are no more as restaurants reopened for outdoor dining today.

The 109-year-old Kroehler Family YMCA is closing its door due to financial hardships.

Early this morning Naperville police arrested two teens in connection with a car burglary in the 500 block of Aurora Avenue.

Naper Settlement, Naperville’s award-winning outdoor history museum, announced it will reopen to the public on Tuesday, June 2 with limited capacity and strict social distancing

Salons reopen across Naperville, including Niki Moon Salon. With precautionary measures in place to protect patrons and staff, it’s ready for business.

Naperville based photographer Jeffrey Ross recently created a portrait series called “The Shutdown” to showcase the empty spaces of local businesses across the city.