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The Forest Preserve District of DuPage County is closing its off-leash dog parks, effective May 1 due to new guidelines from the CDC.

Naperville’s Harrison House Bed & Breakfast might soon close its B&B doors forever due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Naperville says goodbye to Herb Nadelhoffer, who leaves behind a legacy as a loving husband, community member, teacher, builder, veteran, artist, and historian.

The first woman to serve as mayor of the City of Naperville died at her home on Sunday at the age of 87.

Clay County Circuit Court Judge Michael McHaney granted a restraining order to temporarily block the extension of the stay-at-home order scheduled to start May 1

With some more free time and the weather getting warmer, you might be ready to dig out your shovel and gloves. Here are some planting tips to keep in mind.

RiverEdge Park in Aurora is postponing their June concerts, due to concerns about COVID-19. Events are rescheduled for next summer.

The City published a COVID-19 monitoring resource to track the number of confirmed cases in each county and Edward Hospital in one place for the public.

Feed the Frontline Chicago is helping during the coronavirus epidemic by supporting local businesses and delivering free meals to frontline workers.

Some are banding together during the coronavirus pandemic to support our healthcare workers, even from miles away, to get personal protective equipment.

Broc Rutter, North Central’s Championship winning quarterback, has been signed as an undrafted free agent with the San Francisco 49ers

Community members have been sewing face masks to help our healthcare workers, but Lindsay Chan wanted to help sew surgical caps instead.