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The Naperville Police Department and KidsMatter have partnered up to provide a community forum about youth mental health for parents.

After waiting several days, the Parkers’ walked into a whole new kitchen thanks to the Charity Build Project.

NorthShore—Edward-Elmhurst Health has launched a new website to “honor, celebrate, and appreciate” the company’s employees.

A contract for body cameras and staff direction on downtown design standards are among some items on the Naperville City Council agenda for its Feb. 1 meeting.

A request to secure local historic landmark status for the Kroehler YMCA building in Naperville was rejected last night by the Historic Preservation Commission.

The Illinois Department of Public Health and Illinois AG are investigating two more COVID-19 testing companies over allegations of delayed results and misconduct.

DuPage County officials approved an agreement Tuesday to solidify a partnership with the DuPage Foundation to help distribute grants for social services.

The Naperville Helps! campaign is back once again to help local restaurants and Edward Hospital’s frontline workers.

Brad Spencer was named the new head coach of North Central College football following the departure of Jeff Thorne after five seasons.

Awesome Life Academy and Phoenix Coffee House are brewing up opportunities for those with developmental disabilities.

A wave of burglaries touching down in the suburbs is prompting Naperville bicycle shops to take precautions.

Bev’s has officially opened its doors in Downtown Naperville, taking over longtime restaurant Jimmy’s Grill that closed last October.