Category: Naperville News 17

Jeffrey and Catherine Ross followed their hearts and combined each of their creative skills to start Ross Creative Works together in 2014.

Districts 203 and 204 announced today that they will be making masks optional, starting Feb. 15 for D203 and Feb. 22 for D204.

This morning about thirty students and parents held a peaceful “walk-in” in front of Neuqua Valley High School, in protest of the school mask mandate.

The Forest Preserve District of Will County has purchased Hidden Oaks Nature Center and Hidden Lakes Trout Farm in Bolingbrook.

New design business Ellce Home has opened in downtown Naperville at 21 W. Jefferson Ave. The shop has home decor for purchase and also offers design plans.

Former Netflix star and Naperville native, Jerry Harris, pleaded guilty to child sex abuse charges that were part of a federal investigation.

Arguments over quashing evidence in a 1972 Naperville murder case were heard yesterday in a Will County courtroom.

Naperville Crime Stoppers offering up to $1,000 reward for information leading to arrest of one or more people due to damage to Riverwalk.

With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, a Naperville restaurant made OpenTable’s 100 Most Romantic Restaurants in America list.

At a press conference, Governor J.B. Pritzker announced plans to lift the indoor mask requirement at some locations by February 28.

There is a long shared history of ice harvesting on the waterways in DuPage and Will counties.

The Islamic Center of Naperville celebrated World Hijab Day, which included vendors and five guest speakers.