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The DuPage Foundation has awarded $300,000 in COVID-19 Response Fund grants to 21 DuPage County not-for-profits in their first round of aid.

Naperville police say armed robbery victim met suspect after Facebook arranged meeting in the 700 block of Royal St. George to record a music video

Naperville’s Memorial Day Parade scheduled for Monday, May 25, along with other commemorative ceremonies that day are called off due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Community members from the Naperville and Aurora area have teamed up to print over 200 3D face shields for healthcare workers at Edward Hospital.

College of DuPage is proposing rescheduling the “Frida Kahlo 2020” exhibit originally planned to run from June to August of this year to the summer of 2021.

While some are coping well with the “Stay at Home” order, for those struggling with substance abuse it may be a struggle.

During the coronavirus pandemic, some local teens are taking initiative and stepping up to support the Naperville community.

At the latest Indian Prairie School District 204 the board was informed that the district could lose $30 Million of revenue due to COVID-19.

A drive-by-birthday celebration surprised one lucky Naperville student. TJ, a junior at Naperville North, was treated to friends and teachers and a little more driving by his home to say happy birthday.

Despite two confirmed COVID-19 cases, Hesed House continues operations and moved their guests to a hotel leased out by the state of Illinois.

Anderson’s Bookshops has started a GoFundMe page to help support their business after suffering financial losses due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Due to low ridership during the stay-at-home order, Pace has decided to cancel a number of bus services throughout Naperville.