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Dr. Rebecca Gordon will be using feedback from students and staff to see how the college can improve and help identify systemic barriers.

DCM partnered with Little Friends Respite Family Services to offer art activities for children with special needs and their siblings.

The Mall of India in Naperville located at 776 Illinois Rte 59,will soon have a self-serving alcohol kiosk in their food court.

The DuPage County Health Department (DCHD) is moving its COVID-19 community vaccination clinic and shifting its focus to a mobile model.

The Morton Arboretum has broken ground on its Grand Garden, a 2-acre space being created to celebrate its centennial in 2022.

DuPage County is among the top 2% of counties in the nation with the highest number of eligible residents vaccinated with at least one COVID-19 vaccine dose.

The Naperville Art League’s ‘Viva la Vida, an homage to Frida’ is now on display until July 24 at the nonprofit’s art gallery.

Safe Suburbs USA held their second annual “Honoring Our Heroes” to celebrate first responders and thank veterans.

House Bill 1778, or Beyond Charity Law, aims to make it mandatory to provide suicide prevention lines on student identification cards.

The Brookdale, Knoch Knolls, and Wil-O-Way neighborhoods celebrated Fourth of July this year with their annual parades. 

Some couples play tennis or basketball. But one Naperville couple’s favorite sport to do together is competitive eating.