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At every Naperville Municipal Band concert, you’ll catch Silver the pug in the front row of the audience.

Community members gathered at the 95th Street Public Library in Naperville to learn how to grow a new hobby.

Using too much water for summer’s heat can get expensive, but luckily the City of Naperville has some tips that can help you save money.

Civil War Days will no longer be taking place at Naper Settlement.

Farm animals, carnival games, and much more took over the DuPage County Fairgrounds for the annual county fair.

Two Naperville brothers created the Lumino Visual Timer, a color coded timer to help students with developmental disabilities get through school tasks more efficiently.

A.D.O.P.T. Animal Shelter rescues dozens of cats and dogs from Louisiana before Hurricane Barry made landfall.

Naper Pride hosted an interfaith service as a way to unite the LGBTQ community and religious faiths, hoping to lessen the disconnect between the two.

Five teams competed using drones and robots at the Naperville Robotics Competition, the event a celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Moon Landing.

Naperville City Council decided to take a pause on the redevelopment of the 95th Street – Book Road intersection after hearing from residents.

With temperatures expected to reach 95 to 100 degrees this weekend, experts say pet owners need to watch for signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke. 

Jaxon Kernkamp, along with his family, went to a Chicago Cubs game thanks to the Make-A-Wish Foundation and met Anthony Rizzo.