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The League of Women Voters Naperville recently held a special presentation about the Electoral College.

North Central College is launching a rebranding initiative to focus on what the college does best – helping students exceed their personal best.

The Planning and Zoning Commission approved the rezoning of a plot of land on 77th Street.

A jazz club could be coming to Naperville.

Construction on the new four-story, 121-room hotel is planned to begin in the spring of 2020.

When the city changed its mobile vendor ordinance, Harry Buenger worried for the future of his coffee truck, Harry’s Cafe, but those worries were put to rest.

An Aurora woman was charged with first degree murder of Naperville resident Scott Hardy after allegedly stabbing him in the neck on Tuesday.

U.S. Rep. Lauren Underwood, and State Rep. Grant Wehrli both support laws against the vaping epidemic that’s sweeping the country.

A unanimous vote is keeping River Square from getting an updated look.

The NPD is investigating the death of a stabbing victim at the 700 block of Inland Circle.

Naperville City Council voted against developer Ryan Companies’ proposed baseline concept for the 5th Avenue Redevelopment Project.

A Naperville woman suffered serious injuries after being hit by a car last night as she was crossing the street.