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This month the Naperville Police Department is highlighting two of their firearm safety programs: ChildSafe and the Firearm Take Back program.

The arrival of a new Costco in the Ogden Mall shopping center would mean Classic Cinemas Ogden 6 Theatre would need to shut down.

Edward-Elmhurst Health has started several new initiatives intended to help prevent opioid abuse, at every step on the way to addiction.

Rape Aggression Defense, or R.A.D is a self-defense training class at Waubonsie for junior and senior girls to teach them how to protect themselves.

High school students from different schools in the area are busy coding at the Hackathon hosted by the Naperville North Computer Science Club.

It’s been over a month since the North Central Cardinals won the NCAA Division III National Championship for the first time, but the celebrations continue.

Naper Settlement wants to share your story, for the HERstory campaign, which will commemorate the 100 year anniversary of women’s suffrage.

The DuPage Mayors and Managers Conference, led by Naperville’s Mayor Steve Chirico, plans to ask the state to increase sales tax funding returned to municipalities.

Staff and seniors from Naperville Elderly Homes shared smiles as they got their nails filed, and made their choice of nail polish.

The Naperville Park District is considering changing the name of Knoch Park Field 5 to Memorial Field, in honor of young athletes who died too early.

Naperville Neighbors United once again explored the topic of implicit bias with the help of Dr. Adrienne Coleman.

Inspired by Mr. Rogers’ factory tours, the DuPage Children’s Museum is helping kids explore the world of making with “How People Make Things”