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High school architecture classes got students involved with a local landmark.

Naperville native James Holzhauer continues to break records on Jeopardy, but those close to him say his streak was no shock.

Josh Stumpenhorst’s Drawn To Teach shows readers the wide spectrum of scenarios that occur in a classroom from fart noises to bullying.

College of DuPage partnered up with Be The Match in hopes of registering as many people as possible to be potential bone marrow donors.

Food, food, and even more food. That was the theme for Loaves and Fishes Community Services second annual Chef Showdown Competition.

Naperville City Council lifted a sunset provision on sidewalk liquor sales, making the permits indefinite.

April is Autism Awareness Month, and people can show their support by taking a test drive at local Naperville car dealerships.

Every dog has its day…out around town, with the Naperville Area Humane Society’s new pilot program.

A North Central College professor presented that women are more adversely affected by climate change than men.

A Naperville native has taken Jeopardy by storm, breaking records and amassing a small fortune.

A colorful afternoon at the Naperville Riverwalk as community members gather to celebrate the Indian festival of Holi.

April is the start of baby animal season and the Willowbrook Wildlife Center is preparing for its busiest season.