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The Naperville Salute is a three-day hometown festival to celebrate all of the veterans and active military members.

It’s no surprise that a loud noise like fireworks may scare your pet, so we spoke we an expert on ways you can calm them down.

A new arts-focused school, open to grades six through 12, and center for the community will be coming to Naperville in the next few years.

Longtime Naperville resident Bettye Wehrli died on June 28 at the age of 87. She earned the nickname Mrs. Naperville for her contributions to the city.

As people gear up for Fourth of July festivities, smoke bombs and sparklers may be on the list. But the fire department has some safety tips.

District 204 Superintendent Adrian Talley and District 203 Superintendent Dan Bridges testified to ISBE at a June 16 meeting.

The city appointed current deputy chief of the patrol division, Jason Arres, as interim chief of police of the Naperville Police Department.

In the aftermath of the tornado that hit the Cinnamon Creek neighborhood one resident took us through her home to see the damage.

City officials thanked attendees at the weekend concert for their perseverance and aid to tornado-affected residents.

This year’s Earth Day Fair by the Naperville Park District was held at Knoch Knolls Park and featured 24 exhibitors to spread awareness.

As Naperville residents began recovery in the aftermath of the EF-3 tornado that swept through last Sunday, volunteers and do-gooders performed acts of kindness.