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Two competing Downtown Naperville rallies clashed on May 23 leading to multiple violent interactions between those in attendance.

Naperville City Council will return to a fully in-person meeting on June 1, where they will discuss items like Moser Tower repairs.

Residents came out to the most recent Chat with the Chief to discuss some of their concerns with Police Chief Bob Marshall.

Naperville police are investigating the armed robbery of a teenager that took place at an apartment building in the 1500 block of Fairway Drive on Monday night.

The DuPage Children’s Museum (DCM) in Naperville is set to reopen its doors to the general public on Saturday, June 5.

Because everyone feels sad, anxious or angry sometimes it’s not always easy to determine if someone needs mental health care.

Did you know Edward Hospital has grown dramatically in the last 40 years? It started with 162 patients beds in 1981 and today has 364 beds.

In response to tensions between Israel and Palestine, local residents supporting both sides organized rallies today in Downtown Naperville.

Naperville SoulFest, “a true celebration of African-American and Caribbean descending culture,” is coming to Naper Settlement in June. 

County officials will be accepting applications for the third round of small business grants for those impacted by the pandemic.

Giving back to the community is the motivation behind the early morning for Boy Scout Troop 75 at Hobson West Ponds.