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The Naperville Park District hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the official reopening of Three Meadows Playground.

Council also voted unanimously to approve a cost-sharing plan with the Naperville Township Road District to purchase rights of way along North Aurora Road.

The Naperville Fire Department recently held a ceremony to honor Amy Scheller, the first female Deputy Chief in the organization’s history.

Naperville City Council voted at a recent workshop to direct developer Ryan Companies to prepare a baseline concept for the project.

With high temperatures, experts are urging residents to avoid heat-related illnesses like heat exhaustion and heat stroke.

The rezoning of 1001 S. Washington Street is helping a new development move forward, but some neighbors still have concerns.

Bucky’s clerk fired after viral video shows the gas station employee in Naperville telling Hispanic women they need to “…go back to their country”.

The sale of the Little Friends property to North Central College has been cancelled.

Though marijuana will be legalized statewide, Naperville is preparing to opt out of the retail sale of recreational adult-use cannabis.

Kids got a closer look into animal anatomy at the Body Trek Camp where they dissected animals and learned about the medical and science fields.

After a nationwide search the library looked inward and found their new executive director.

About 800 people of all ages came together to make the three-mile trek at the Riverwalk Grand Pavilion in support of the Pancreatic Cancer Research Walk.