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Meals on Wheels has gone an extra step, to send out additional “emergency meals” of shelf-stable and frozen food items to the senior citizens they provide for.

The City of Naperville is Encouraging residents to comply with the statewide order to wear face coverings in all public indoor spaces.

Retired teachers are offering their services as a supplement to the remote learning students are doing at school.

Summer Place Theatre has cancelled their planned shows for the upcoming 2020 summer season due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The Illinois Supreme Court announced they will be moving the bar exam originally set for July 28-29 to September 9-10, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Forest preserves and park districts are making decisions about what outdoor activities will be allowed under new looser restrictions during the stay-at-home order.

Some new signs are appearing around town in support of domestic abuse victims.

With modifications to the Illinois stay-at-home order taking effect tomorrow, some businesses are gearing up to re-open.

The stay-at-home order has disrupted the normal flow of life for most people but for those on the autistic spectrum the challenge of a lack of routine is particularly upsetting.

The Willowbrook Wildlife Center may soon have to stop taking in spring baby animal orphans due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Coming up at council, the group will discuss zoning for adult-use cannabis dispensaries, 2020 budget reductions, and Lincoln at CityGate Centre.

Naperville residents can get ready for a reading refresh, as the Naperville Public Library is preparing to roll out a curbside pickup service.