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Naperville North baseball player Jacob Scharm and Naperville Central player Kyle Steele, have joined forces to raise money for the Naperville Education Foundation.

Governor JB Pritzker has released guidelines for businesses and workplaces to safely reopen as they prepare to enter Phase 3 of the Restore Illinois plan.

The Islamic Center of Naperville held a Eid celebration to mark the end of Ramadan and safely celebrate the religious holiday together.

The Naperville Farmers Market on 5th Avenue is set to open its doors on June 6, while the Farmers Market at St. John’s has cancelled theirs this year.

On the final day of e-learning in District 203, the graduating 5th graders from Elmwood Elementary took part in a parade of honking cars and waving neighbors.

At the latest Naperville School District 203 board meeting the group approved a one-year teacher contract with the Naperville Unit Education Association.

Turning Pointe Autism Foundation wasn’t able to hold their annual prom, or ice cream social to celebrate this year’s graduating class, so instead they had a super replacement.

Naperville City Council denounced acts of racism at last night’s meeting, before turning their attention to the future of the Kroehler Mansion.

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker announced today that bars, restaurants, and more will be able to re-open in just a few days.

At the Warrior’s Edge, a group of martial arts students banding together to help save their senseis? Sounds a lot like a movie plot. But, it’s not fiction.

55 years after opening its doors, Little Friends is celebrating its anniversary virtually. All the while looking back in history and forward to the future