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After almost 50 years in business Naperville’s Dog Patch Pet and Feed is closing next month because of financial strains.

Last week, the Naperville City Council authorized the transfer of $1.2 million to Naper Settlement to help make the construction of an Ag Center possible.

For the first time, Little Friends held on art fair at Casey’s Foods to showcase the work done at their Inklude Studio.

Olivia Parker and her family were blown away by the transformation of some of the rooms in their home thanks to the Charity Build Project.

MINI car owners took to the roads this morning for the Bill Jacobs MINI Together scavenger hunt in Naperville that benefits Best Friends.

Innovation DuPage has partnered with Sikich to provide mentorship, resources & financial support to startup founders & small business owners.

Complaints to the Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) and a petition about public use of the DuPage River is prompting the Naperville Park District to consider taking action.

We spoke with two-time Olympic medalist, Bryan Clay, here in Naperville as he celebrated a new branch of his franchise, Eat the Frog Fitness.

Metea Valley rising senior Maggie Owen competed on American Ninja Warrior a couple of months ago, and it recently aired on TV.

The DuPage County Health Department (DCHD) is seeing COVID-19 activity over the past week with increases in the number of cases and hospitalizations at 75% and 44%, respectively. So much so, the DCHD is urging residents to practice preventive measures to help slow the spread of the virus.

Naperville identity theft cases surge while other crime statistics decrease in 2021, according to a Naperville Police Department mid-year report.

SoapBox is traveling the country after breaking the Guinness Book of World Record for most hygiene products donated in one week.