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After this year’s uptick in Naperville Police retirements, the department has attracted new faces to fill the gap.

After hosting just a car parade last year due to the pandemic, the large-scale India Day event made a return for the seventh year.

There’s a possibility D203 teachers may strike if a settlement isn’t reached between the union and district before the first day of school. 

Over 50 young vendors ages five to 14 showcased their work at the Naperville Children’s Business Fair held at Naperville Central High School.

The DuPage County Health Department reports that the county’s COVID-19 community transmission is now at a high level.

West Suburban Irish wanted to celebrate everything Irish with Naperville Irish Fest which includes music, food, hurling, and guinness.

A survey conducted by the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce (NACC) checked in on the impact the pandemic had on local businesses.

Neighbors across Naperville gathered Tuesday in support of police for the city’s 25th National Night Out

The Naperville Police Department on Thursday hosted a college safety presentation for area college-age students and their parents.

The Children’s Business Fair will be held from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 7, at Naperville Central High School, 440 Aurora Ave.

Katie Wood, the face of the Downtown Naperville Alliance (DNA) is retiring from her role as executive director.

Police are investigating a reported incident of shots fired at a basketball court on Genesee Drive.