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An employee tested positive for coronavirus at the Aurora Police Department. The staff member’s health is improving and is expected to make a full recovery.

Organizers of Lisle’s Eyes to the Skies Festival announced they made the decision to cancel the event this year due to coronavirus.

DuPagePads has closed all their overnight shelters due to coronavirus. 

Edward-Elmhurst Health has launched drive-up testing of patients for the COVID-19 virus that’s located at their Warrenville center.

Loaves & Fishes has changed their distribution to a drive-thru system in order to reduce COVID-19 transmission while still serving their clients.

The City of Naperville is encouraging residents to stay home due to coronavirus following Governor J.B. Pritzker’s “Shelter in Place” order.

The Naperville Park District is reminding people to practice social distancing due to coronavirus while using the park district’s parks and trails.

Many businesses in Naperville are scrambling to adjust to the coronavirus pandemic. Here are some ways you can help these local establishments.

Naperville Mayor Steve Chirico encouraged residents who have been traveling to self-quarantine before interacting in close proximity with others.

Governor J.B. Pritzker is expected to announce a “Shelter in Place” order across Illinois at today’s 3 p.m. press conference, according to the Chicago Tribune.

It’s important you’re still keeping fit while social distancing and with a few suggestions from Edward Health & Fitness Center, it’s definitely possible.

The DuPage Children’s Museum may be closed, but they’re looking for ways to provide resources to parents to continue childhood development.