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Teal pumpkins are popping up in the Brookdale neighborhood.

A Naperville mother thought a “ghost baby” was in the crib with her son. Further investigation revealed what really happened.

2,400 half marathoners and 1,500 5K runners participated in the Healthy Driven Naperville Half Marathon, many of them a part of a charity group.

Naper Settlement hopes to bring two new buildings to its campus: an Innovation Gateway and an Agricultural Center.

The Halloween Trolley Lights Tour took participants to some of the best decorated homes in Naperville to do something fun for the spooky season.

Every Friday night you might see them, cheer for them, and hear them. We’re talking about high school marching bands.

Many people find it more difficult to get quality sleep this time of year so here are some tips that should improve your sleep.

NHL broadcaster and former Blackhawks player Eddie Olczyk stopped by Anderson’s Bookshop for a book signing.

Local college students learned more about mental health resources available to them.

Teaching online safety is an important part of a child’s education. KidsMatter took that one step further in teaching students to be leaders in the digital world at their annual Digital Leader Summit.

The Naperville Area Humane Society is one step closer to beginning construction on its expansion.

October is Dyslexia Awareness Month. In honor of that, a couple of non-profits teamed up to simulate what people with the learning disability go through.