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The GO event combined physical activity while also giving participants a chance to listen to speakers for some words of wisdom.

The incident was a single vehicle crash, a motorcycle with two riders. 27-year-old Aurora man Jaelen Morain was pronounced dead on the scene.

On August 27, 2016 Fort Hill officially opened its doors to the community and the Naperville Park District center has grown over time.

The executive touted the services, programs, and operations of Will County that officials have worked hard to improve the last year.

Naperville residents Nick and Teresa Ryan are matching cash donations to West Suburban Community Pantry until they reach a combined $100,000 over a 100-day period.

Naperville’s Bethany Lutheran School is now unrecognized by the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) for failing to comply with the state’s mask mandate.

To help end homelessness in DuPage County, DuPagePads is planning to repurpose a Downers Grove hotel into an interim housing center.

Naperville School Districts 203 and 204 kicked off the school year with their first day of classes Thursday, entirely in person with masks required indoors regardless of vaccination status.

More than a dozen turned out for Tuesday’s Naperville City Council meeting to weigh in on the city’s decision to earmark SECA Grant funding.

Back to school health and safety is among a top priority for many families.  Edward-Elmhurst Health offers some tips to protect your children.

A customer who bought a Powerball ticket at a BP gas station along Brookdale Road in Naperville is $1 million richer after the July 24 draw.

The city of Naperville has earned recognition from the Better Business Bureau (BBB) of Chicago and Northern Illinois as a Better Business Town.