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After going virtual in 2020 for the COVID-19 pandemic, runners trotted together again at this year’s Naperville Noon Lions Turkey Trot 5k.

A fully automated robot chef is serving up a variety of different cuisines at Naperville’s Mall of India food court.

Funding for county campus improvements, vehicle replacements and the implementation of a new voting system are part of DuPage County’s 2022 budget.

The holidays present a challenge for everyone when it comes to healthy eating, but especially for those with diabetes.

This weekend there’s two ways to shop small in Downtown Naperville – Plaid Friday and Small Business Saturday.

Naperville police warn of a scam in which an online ad asks for registration fees from vendors interested in taking part in a fictitious holiday craft fair at Knoch Park.

For those getting ready to make Thanksgiving dinner but need an extra hand there’s help from the Butterball Turkey Talk-Line.

Six Neuqua Valley High School students called for increased mental health awareness within their school at a recent board meeting.

Mary Lemanski resigns as Social Media Manager of the Democratic Party of DuPage County after making insensitive tweets about the parade tragedy in Waukesha.

The annual Christmas tree sale, hosted by boys Troop 889 and girls Troop 1776, is back for the holiday season in Naperville.