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Earlier this week, both the FDA and CDC approved the use of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for children aged 12-15.

With the state set to move into the Bridge Phase of the Restore Illinois plan on Friday, here’s what changes in terms of COVID-19 mitigations.

After a one-year break due to COVID-19, Naperville Police Chief Robert Marshall is bringing back “Chat with the Chief” on Tuesday, May 25. The meet-and-greet event will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. at Scott Elementary School on the blacktop just west of the school’s main entrance. In the event of inclement weather, the… Read more »

Since January DuPage County Animal Services has accepted 120 rabbits, 63 of which have come in the last two weeks.

The John C Dunham STEM Partnership School at Aurora University will close after the 2021-2022 school year.

“Answering the Call: Naperville at War 1941-1945” showcases the lives of Napervillians on the home front and abroad during World War II.

When former Naperville resident Dennis Frantzen came across an old newspaper headline, he decided to research James Laird.

Four-year-old Hobson Oak seedlings from the Naperville Outdoor Alliance are ready to be planted this year as part of the Hobson Oak project.

District 203’s tentative 2021-2022 budget includes multiple Return to Learn supports for students due to the effects of the pandemic.

North Central College is one of few in the Chicagoland area to have in-person commencement ceremonies this year for 2020 and 2021 grads.

The second annual A Pint for Kim blood drive beat its own record from last year, with over 500 blood donors at this year’s event.

Many women who became moms during the pandemic are starting to introduce their baby to the world, just in time for Mother’s Day.