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Susie Rot-Barrto is the founder of Wrapped in Love, a nonprofit helping the homeless population in the Naperville area.

Police investigate incidents of a man involved in indecent exposure in parking lots in various spots in Naperville and Plainfield.

The ribbon is cut at Wolf’s Crossing Community Park, where you’ll find a ninja course, splash pad, sledding hill, and more.

We profiled two local senior living centers in Naperville to see what life has been like over the past year.

City Council approved a $200 million mixed-use development near I-88 and Route 59 including two hotels, 420 residential units, and more.

A Niche Report has ranked Naperville as the third best city to live in the United States of America, and as the best city to raise a family.

The Illinois State Board of Education adopted a resolution today requiring schools to have full in-person learning next school year.

D204 will reduce class sizes in grades K-2, hire more mental health staff, and more thanks to $13 million in federal aid.

Ribfest 2021 has been canceled. The Exchange Club of Naperville says it made the decision due to challenges posed by COVID-19 and capacity restrictions.

Spectrum Racing partnered with The Autism Therapy Group to host a 100-mile bike race in an effort to raise awareness for autism therapy.

Will County Executive Jennifer Bertino-Tarrant proposed a redistricting plan that would reduce the County Board from 26 to 21 members.

The International Society for Krishna Consciousness Naperville’s new temple will include a temple, community hall, and deity altar.