NCTV17 News Update

Naperville native, actor and author Bob Odenkirk in town; NACC gets five-star accreditation; and North Central College’s free event Chords for Kids.

Land use master plan approved; Delta Sonic carwash expanding; Library parking deck public meeting; District 204 president to sub; Amazon Fresh

Council voted not to add additional food truck regulations, Crime Stoppers seek a suspect, and 125 years for the Naperville Woman’s Club.

Streetscape construction begins; new affordable housing plans; Will County forest preserve turns 95; Benet girls basketball going to state

Indoor mask requirement lifted starting today, Schmaltz opened the doors to its new location, and Naperville schools at robotics competition.

Teen Mental Health Forum; new suicide-prevention task force; planned renovations for Naperville Park District; 2 Fools Cider new location

Another winter weather advisory; West Suburban Food Pantry re-opens; School Superintendents join library series; Arbor Day Tree Sale returns

Five people and their dog displaced in Naperville house fire; Downtown streetscape improvements ahead; and $10 million grant for DuPage County nonprofits.

COVID-19 numbers continue their decline in our area; library hosts a superintendents discussion; and local players on the All State hockey teams.

Ribfest gets new location and event date, a traveling exhibit at the Naperville Public Library, and BrightSide Theatre production.

Illinois appeals court dismissed the school mask mandate, Alternative #2 was approved for 248th Avenue project, and Little Pops on Yelp list.

Winter weather advisory today; Naperville Police release crime statistics; city to unveil new streetscape designs; Golden Apple Award