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A Wheaton man who was arrested in a string of armed robberies in Aurora may also be connected to crimes in Naperville police say.

Governor Pritzker signed a bill this morning recognizing June 19th, ‘Juneteenth,’ as an official state holiday.

National Night Out returns to Naperville this year on August 3. Neighborhoods can now register for the event online through the City of Naperville website.

D204 is calling for ISBE to release new guidelines for the 2021-2022 school year so it can plan more accordingly.

Aurora Police Chief Announces Retirement Aurora Police Chief Kristen Ziman announced her retirement on Monday, June 14, in a post on her personal Facebook page. Her last working day will be Friday, August 6. Ziman’s retirement announcement comes less than a week after Naperville Police Chief Robert Marshall announced his own retirement, effective Friday, July… Read more »

The Naperville Park District held a Family Campout at Knoch Knolls Park which included a hike and campfire.

A proposed bill could give the state more control over school decisions for in-person learning during a public health emergency. 

An Aurora man has pleaded guilty to using an explosive device and throwing it into Egg Harbor Cafe in Downtown Naperville last year.

Barry Lee Whelpley, charged in the nearly 50-year-old murder case of Naperville resident Julie Ann Hanson, is held at the Will County Jail.

West Suburban Community Pantry celebrated its grand reopening, complete with more space for increased demand to serve the community.

Over one million vaccine doses have been administered to residents of DuPage County, with over 50% of the county’s residents fully vaccinated.

Naperville residents, city staff, and city council members met last night for a workshop to kick off discussions on the city’s Strategic Plan.