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The Naperville Police Department presented donated items to Family Shelter Service of Metropolitan Family Services, collected on National Night Out.

The Village of Romeoville passes resolution to bring the longtime Naperville fest to Romeoville in 2020.

While Ribfest won’t be in Naperville this July 4, there could be another event to replace it.

Two Naperville seniors were recently recognized by the Naperville Senior Task Force for their contributions to the community.

City Council heard from several public speakers about the benefits of kratom at their most recent meeting.

It’s important to do exercises that build a stronger heart just like you would your other muscles. Here are some benefits and examples of heart-healthy exercising.

An historic military vehicle convoy drives through DuPage County on transcontinental trip.

Officers injured during arrest, Wisconsin man charged with battery and resisting officer, along with fugitive from justice charge.

After previously leaning towards opting out of recreational adult-use cannabis sales, Naperville City Council now wants to keep their options open.

Representative Lauren Underwood recently hosted a Town Hall meeting to discuss issues faced by senior citizens at the 95th Street Library.

Five sisters, all named Mary, have created Naperville’s new tasty business, Sweet Mary’s Ice Cream.

The DuPage County Sheriff’s Office is more than doubling the number of dogs on duty – including its newest deputy, Nitro.