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Former first daughters Jenna Bush Hager and Barbara Pierce Bush will be in town promoting their first children’s book, “Sisters First.”

County Chairman Dan Cronin proposed the $476 million budget.

The DuPage County Sheriff’s Office has a new tool for performing full body scans and identifying contraband inside the jail.

A former ice cream vendor from Dixon was sentenced to 9 years in prison for child pornography possession.

The DuPage County Sheriff’s Office reports that 100% of residents notified of having a revoked FOID card have turned them in.

The Naperville Park District’s Information Technology Director Omar Sandoval has won two innovation awards.

Young animal trainers took part in a program at the Naperville Area Humane Society, which allowed them to teach all the dogs some new tricks.

The Naperville Fire Department hosted the Stop, Drop, and Run 5K Run, followed by the Fire and Police Department’s Public Safety Open House.

Native American culture came alive at Midwest Soarring’s 25th annual Harvest Pow Wow, where Pow Wow-goers learned about the culture, beliefs, and dances.

According to police, an attempted strong-arm robbery occurred last night. Nothing was stolen and no one was hurt, but the two suspects have not been caught yet.

Naperville resident James Povolo has been charged with showing pornographic video to a minor at a church in Wheaton.