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It was Bike to Work Week and some local officials got pedaling down the Illinois Prairie Path.

City officials recently provided input for Naperville’s comprehensive master plan, which gave Naperville’s newest councilmembers a chance to speak on issues they feel are important.

The Naperville American Legion Post 43 celebrated their 100th anniversary on June 25.

Jaw drops, and looks of amazement filled the faces of everyone inside Megan Sporny’s newly bedroom makeover design.

Congressman Bill Foster and Congressman Sean Casten hosted a panel discussion in Naperville on issues faced by the LGBTQ community.

Luke Koupal’s roommates have moved in, his parents are in their extension, and their unique arrangement seems to be working well.

Comedian Rajiv Satyal visited Naperville to perform his new show: Man in the Middle.

The Naperville Woman’s Club once again brought art to the community with their 60th annual Fine Art & Artisan Fair at Naper Settlement.

A potential development along Washington Street has some residents concerned with the future of their neighborhood.

Record setting rainfall in May could’ve have caused major floods, but thanks to preventative flood structures it didn’t.

Naperville North graduate Tamir Ardon was honored with a special screening of his film at the Tivoli Theater.

Some Naperville residents could receive a precautionary boil order.