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A man was robbed of his cell phone in the early hours of Saturday while sitting in his car in a Naperville parking lot waiting to meet a friend.

Doctor Mark Gomez of Edward-Elmhurst Health joined NCTV17 via the Zoom app to break down some of the COVID-19 myths.

This Easter, families aren’t able to gather and the same goes for residents at senior living facilities, but they are still staying in touch.

Community Christian Church launched their Community Cares program to help those in need during the coronavirus pandemic and provide virtual Easter services.

While the kids watch from inside, the Easter Bunny hops by to bring some Easter joy – hiding eggs in the yard and delivering candy cups to the porch.

The Kingsley Elementary School Neighborhood put on a First Responders Parade to recognize and show their thanks to first responders and healthcare workers.

Governor J.B. Pritzker announced the launch of two statewide health programs: Remote Patient Monitoring Program and a mental health support line.

Naperville’s Edward Hospital healthcare workers give us an inside look on what their life is like during the COVID-19 pandemic.

With the stay-at-home order, music groups aren’t able to draw their crowds, or even meet up to rehearse. Local music groups have had to get creative to reach their audiences, with live streams and remote rehearsals.

A Naperville North student with family in Wuhan, China wrote about her perspective on the COVID-19 pandemic for Buzzfeed News.

District 204 has planned several alternative dates for senior events if previously set plans fall through because of COVID-19 concerns.

Edward Hospital currently treating 60 confirmed COVID-19 cases, and reports three deaths from the virus over the last 24 hours.