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The DuPage County Health Equity and Access Response Team (HEART) hosted community town hall “Testing Positive with COVID-19: Now What?”

Ray McGury, the executive director for the Naperville Park District, is stepping down from his role, effective end of day February 1.

Beanie Babies sure did take the nation by storm in the 90s. And the ones who sparked the phenomenon were from right here in Naperville.

The Willowbrook Wildlife Center currently has two bald eagles in its care, something that hasn’t happened since 2014.

Comedian FunnyLady Sonya D has partnered with Center Stage Theater to produce monthly comedy shows in Naperville.

Local non-profit KidsMatter and the Naperville Park District partnered up for their annual Community Job Fair.

One year after the January 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol, dozen’s gathered at Naperville’s Free Speech Pavilion for a candlelight vigil for democracy.

The city of Naperville is exploring whether to impose regulations on food trucks that operate on private property.

The merger between Edward-Elmhurst Health and NorthShore University HealthSystem has been finalized, creating the third largest health system in Illinois.

Fifth-generation Naperville native Becky Anderson will take on full ownership of Anderson’s Bookshop after her brothers’ retirement from the role.

When the temperatures drop and the snow hits the ground, that means it’s time for some winter fun like sledding and ice skating.

The Benedictine monks that govern Benet Academy has announced they will separate from the school, months after the hiring of a coach that is in a same-sex marriage.