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North Central College closes their residence halls and have asked all on-campus students to go back to their permanent residence.

A shamrock-making message sweeping social media shares a fun and easy way to spread some St. Patrick’s Day cheer in your neighborhood.

Naperville movie theaters Hollywood Palms Cinema, Naperville’s Ogden 6 Theatre, and AMC Showplace Naperville 16 have all closed due to coronavirus concerns.

The YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago will be temporarily closing its doors starting today through March 29 due to concerns of COVID-19.

Statewide cases of coronavirus have increased to 105, up from 93 on Sunday, according to Governor J.B. Pritzker’s daily press conference.

With national concern about COVID-19, local congressional representatives joined medical and research experts Monday morning.

The first coronavirus case in Will County, a 54-year-old man who is in the hospital, has been confirmed by the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH).

With dining in not being an option for now and schools closing, some local restaurants are finding ways to serve their customers or help parents with meals.

Naper Settlement closed temporarily on March 14 due to coronavirus. They have not determined when they plan to reopen yet.

Two lifelong friends who met as babies in a “gymboree” class, now have babies of their own, attending the same Cradle Talk class.

The Islamic Center of Naperville’s youth and other local young professionals have teamed up to make deliveries to seniors during the corona virus pandemic.