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The Healing Field of Honor Committee and the Naperville Park District partnered up to create a display full of 2,019 flags across Rotary Hill.

When a group of 18 mostly African-American customers went to Buffalo Wild Wings on October 26, they were asked to move because of their ethnicity. 

Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church was one of many groups who slept outside as part of Bridge Communities’ Sleep Out Saturday, bringing awareness to homelessness.

The Naperville Park District hosted their annual Pumpkin Smash at the Ron Ory Community Garden Plots, where kids got a kick out of smashing their pumpkins.

The Noon Rotary Club of Naperville is once again collecting coats for veterans to contribute to the “Stand Down Day” event.

Will County residents could soon be paying a bit extra for gas via a motor fuel tax, and the public recently weighed in on the topic.

The friend and stepsister of Anne Frank gave a special lecture in Naperville.

2019 marks a special anniversary for A.D.O.P.T. Pet Shelter.

With Fall upon us that means so is flu season. Medical experts suggest you get an influenza vaccine sooner rather than later.

Naperville schools are showing impressive numbers according to the 2019 Illinois Report Card.

For Juan David Campolargo, optimism isn’t just his outlook on life, it’s the way the Naperville teen lives his life.