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Some parents may be worried to get their kids’ vaccinations due to the pandemic, but one Edward-Elmhurst Health doctor explains why it’s important and safe.

A new month means a new “A Safer Naper” campaign, and time the Naperville Police Department is highlighting two preventative programs: FastTrack and Caring Hands.

For the runners who missed the annual St. Paddy’s Day run because of COVID-19, the Rotary Club of Naperville Sunrise has moved their popular 5K to a virtual run.

The Morton Arboretum is planning a phased reopen, which will include members only admission starting on June 1.

Researchers from Fermilab have pitched into worldwide project, Mechanical Ventilator Milano, and the lab prepared computing clusters for COVID-19 research.

The latest models for Illinois show our state’s predicted peak in the coronavirus pandemic may shift from mid-May to mid-June.

The Naperville Municipal Band announced their Summer Concert Series will be canceled through July 16 due to COVID-19. 

The coronavirus pandemic has affected religious holidays, including Ramadan. One family has found creative ways to still celebrate, while growing closer.

Mothers are our heroes, and these two first responder moms, Tammy Spencer and Amanda Bradbury, are also heroes to the whole community.

The Naperville Police Department is searching for a suspect involved in an armed robbery with two others. The victim has minor injuries.

Nancy Gervel’s children’s book, Leap High Lily, has gone through several versions, but her family has been there every step of the way.

Finding a new way is the theme of the times during COVID-19, and the parent’s group at Prairie Elementary did just that with their Prairie Family Social.