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College of DuPage has cancelled in-person classes for the rest of the 2020 spring semester and commencement due to COVID-19.

Aurora Police Chief Kristen Ziman is one of three finalists for the Chicago Police Superintendent job.

Aurora-based company, Richards-Wilcox, is focusing their efforts on manufacturing emergency beds to help combat the coronavirus crisis.

This month “A Safer Naper” is focusing on services for crime victims, including domestic violence.

These may be uncertain times, but in the Brookdale community today, there was nothing but smiles thanks to a unique Quarantine-O-Ween parade.

Governor J.B. Pritzker has extended the “Stay at Home” order to April 30. 

DuPage County has launched a new interactive COVID-19 case map, to be updated daily with the latest information on confirmed cases in the county.

Washington Junior High School 5th grade Girl Scout Troop #55221 had some leftover cookies, so the troop decided to donate them to the employees at Edward Hospital.

Naperville Pastor Angel Escamilla has died after contracting coronavirus.

The coronavirus outbreak has forced many shelters across the state to shutdown, but Hesed House plans to stay open during this time.

The donation comes from the Birck family, who have footprints in Naperville. The donation will go toward the foundation’s COVID-19 Response Fund.

Edward Hospital has confirmed its first death related to COVID-19, a DuPage County male resident who was in his 60’s.