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The Naperville Police Department assisted in the Henry Pratt shooting, and were able to learn some lessons they’ve since implemented within their force.

North Central college’s radio station recently went on air, with a new studio upgrade.

Experts sat on a panel at Benedictine University to discuss the issue of stalking and what the options are for victims of the crime.

Public officials hosted a town hall to go over some of the drawbacks of legalizing recreational cannabis sales in Naperville.

After creating more than 27,000 crosses for those who lost their lives due to gun violence, Greg Zanis is moving on from his Crosses For Losses mission.

It’s been a year since the Henry Pratt Shooting in Aurora, Illinois. Recently, two police officers told their story of the horrific incident.

Promoting Awareness, Victim Empowerment, or PAVE, hosted their first annual charity fashion show – Runway to Pave – at Naperville Italian Autos.

Ryan Companies’ newest concept proposal for the 5th Avenue Redevelopment project attempts to address concerns raised by City Council.

Coming up at council, the dais will discuss several major issues, including a sales tax rebate with Costco, the Polo Club development, and the River Main property.

At the latest Naperville Riverwalk Commission meeting, the group voted in favor to repair Moser Tower.

24-year-old Caitlin Cohrs has a hypoxic brain injury and to help her heal, she has music therapy sessions through Music Speaks and the DuPage Care Center.

Fermilab opened its doors once again for their 16th annual Family Open House in Batavia for children and families to learn about the world of science.