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The city of Naperville on Wednesday hosted its third of three open houses for improvements to 248th Avenue, from 95th Street to 103rd Street.

The latest updates to the IPSD204 boundary concept maps address a number of community concerns, including the removal of all proposed school closures.

A teenager from Aurora has been charged in a string of graffiti incidents throughout Naperville during September and October.

Yesterday the Naperville City Council approved its budget for 2022. It will provide an estimated $540.5 million to keep the city in operation.

North Central College’s new health sciences and engineering building features high-tech tools that offer a hands-on experience for students.

The Naperville District 203 board approved a new, three-year contract with the Naperville Education Support Professionals Association (NESPA).

Chabad of Naperville and Congregation Beth Shalom both celebrated Hanukkah over the weekend in Naperville for the holiday’s last day.

A.D.O.P.T. Pet Shelter says its mailbox was broken into over the weekend, and donations to the shelter may have been taken in the incident.

For decades, hundreds of people have walked through the doors of Saints Peter and Paul and this year the church is celebrating 175 years.

KidsMatter put on its volunteer fair yesterday. The event invited people to learn more about volunteer opportunities.

Local experts weigh in as COVID-19 metrics rise in the Naperville area while Omicron variant cases pop up in some US cities.