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The Naperville Police Department’s Shop With a Cop event gave 50 underprivileged holiday shoppers a $100 gift card to Target.

The Naperville Park District’s Santa House recently hosted some special guests at the Military and First Responders Night.

At the latest Riverwalk Commission meeting city staff said the assessment on Moser Tower is complete, but still needs a little bit of revising.

The Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce shows support for a trade agreement that would make it easier for businesses to export to Canada and Mexico.

Though the Naperville Park District voted 5-2 to pass the 2019 tax levy totaling $21,785,491, two commissioners voted against it.

The third annual REFUEL event put on by Dealer Inspire brought inspirational speakers to the stage to rejuvenate the crowd.

The City of Naperville and Houseal Lavigne Associates recently hosted an open house to discuss its Comprehensive Master Plan.

Naperville electric customers will soon have a new tool to view their electricity consumption data – the Empower utility dashboard.

It’s the holiday season, and you can give a gift that gives back in more ways than just one. Kay McKeen, the founder and executive director of SCARCE, a non-profit dedicated to creating sustainable communities, says planning ahead can help reduce your carbon footprint this holiday season. “We can all look at what we’re doing… Read more »

A North Central College athlete is making a difference one backpack at a time.

The Naperville Municipal Band hosted their 40th annual Tuba Christmas in Downtown Naperville, treating the large crowd to 11 holiday carols.

Bridge Communities’ 21st annual family holiday party gave its community members a chance to do some free holiday shopping.