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Last night, Naperville police arrested a man in connection with several of the 11 home burglaries in our area over the last few months.

The Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce has announced their new leader.

Owning a drone delivery mailbox seems like it’d be a future invention, but thanks to drone delivery solutions company, Valqari, it’s not too far fetched.

At the latest Riverwalk Planning, Design, and Construction meeting commissioners took a stroll on the Naperville Riverwalk to discuss potential changes.

The 28 lbs. cat, known as “Big Lebowski”, is available for adoption at the DuPage County Animal Service.

Two Naperville residents were told by their homeowners association that they need to remove their Ring video doorbell, even though they think it keeps them safer.

Harry’s Cafe, a longtime fixture at the 5th Ave. train station, hopes tomorrow’s council decision on food truck regulations will allow him to stay in place.

Verizon Wireless and other providers are proposing to expand small cell network facilities around town.

Two pet dogs were rescued by a neighbor from a house fire on the 400 block of Franklin Avenue.

Visitors had the chance to look inside the older homes in the Historic District of Naperville at Ellsworth Elementary’s annual Harvest House Walk.

The Chicago Telangana Association (CHITA) celebrated their 17th annual Bathukamma Festival, also known as the Festival of Flowers.

School Street, between Washington and Ellsworth, will now be known as Chief Robert Worthel Memorial Way, to honor the officer who died over 90 years ago.