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The DuPage County Forest Preserve Board of Commissioners on Tuesday approved a new district map in a 4-3 split vote.

Now that the CDC has recommended the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for kids, health organizations and schools across the Naperville area are working to provide it.

Cantigny Park has announced a new exhibit featuring otherworldly sculptures of Mexican folklore coming next summer.

Naperville Education Support Professionals Association (NESPA) union members came out to yesterday’s District 203 meeting for public comment.

North Central College’s physician assistant studies program is now recognized by the Accreditation Review Commission on Education for the Physician Assistant.

The Mobile Museum of Tolerance is parked at Naperville’s 95th Street Library this week, offering an in-depth look at some of history’s most impactful moments.

Around 75 disc golf players came out for the second annual Disc Golf vs. Cancer Classic event to benefit children with pediatric cancer.

Fox Valley has a new holiday light show, “Let It Shine,” that will use over one million LED lights synchronized to music.

A two-car crash that involved four people in Lisle has resulted in three deaths, including one Naperville man. Another resident was injured. 

Around 70 downtown businesses and 16 stations at Naper Settlement celebrated Halloween earlier today for kids to grab candy and treats.

Turning Pointe Autism Foundation’s annual Pumpkin Race made a comeback this year at Rotary Hill in Downtown Naperville.

The latest IPSD 204 boundary committee meeting brought minimal changes to concepts, and Naperville community members continue to be concerned by concept details.