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The Naperville Park District Board of Commissioners passed a resolution Thursday night in favor of public access to the DuPage River.

The latest data released Thursday, Aug. 12, by the U.S. Census Bureau shows the city of Naperville remains the fourth largest city in Illinois, despite population growth over the past decade.

Updates were recently provided for ICN’s 248th proposed Mosque, but some still have concerns for the project.

Police are seeking public help in their search for 25-year-old Naperville resident Joshua Pannell, reported missing by his mother on July 30.

U.S. Reps. Sean Casten, D-Downers Grove, and Lauren Underwood, D-Naperville, accompanied White House Climate Advisor Gina McCarthy on a tour Tuesday of several scientific facilities in northern Illinois.

Police charged Naperville man Johnny Lee Robinson III with one felony count of residential burglary within a day of the incident.

Though the Naperville Unit Education Association (NUEA) filed an intent to strike, that won’t happen on the first day of school.

The Naperville Environment and Sustainability Task Force (NEST) is hoping for Naperville City Council’s support of its newly released sustainability and climate change action report, dubbed Sustainable Naperville 2036.

D204 will follow Illinois Governor JB Pritzker’s mask wearing mandate until it is lifted the announced at last night’s meeting.

The Morton Arboretum is working to replace up to 300 trees lost during the June 20 tornado that hit Naperville and surrounding areas. 

Longtime Scout and Edward Hospital patient Nathan Lichucki delivers over 500 items to create a teen library at the hospital.

The city of Naperville has issued a survey designed to gather community input on downtown parking. The survey, which can be found on the city’s website, primarily focuses on whether the recent conversion of two-hour parking spaces into 30-minute parking spaces continues to satisfy customers’ needs.