NCTV17 News Update

Naperville cancels St. Patrick’s Day parade and 5K, police add extra patrols over holiday weekend, and local athletes make All State girls basketball teams.

DuPage County announced plans for potential coronavirus cases, the Islamic Center of Naperville is encouraging early voting, and Camp Hope registration is open.

SoapBox Soaps to donate bars of soap to help stop the spread of coronavirus, “A Pint for Kim” event draws hundreds, and a recap of local high school hoops.

The City of Naperville held a meeting to discuss coronavirus, tomorrow is the 65th annual Kiwanis Pancake Fundraiser, & the D3 basketball tournament kicks off.

Art Van Furniture to close all their stores, Naperville police warn of ruse entry burglaries, and a special delivery by the Naperville Fire Department.

Council votes to repair Moser Tower, and also votes to approve a new solar energy grid, and Fitz and the Tantrums are coming to Ribfest this summer.

District 203 has set their tax abatement, a Naperville teen has started a shoe drive, and a Benet alum was named Big Ten Women’s Basketball Player of the Year.

Early voting starts today for DuPage and Will County residents, it’s National Sportsmanship Day tomorrow, and local swimmers compete at state swim meet.

Edward Cancer Centers are accredited for radiation oncology, the NPD hosted a scam prevention forum, and North Central College tips off in the CCIW tournaments.

Amazon files liquor license with intent to open grocery store in Naperville, police seek identity thief, and Dear Evan Hansen songwriters come to Naperville.

DuPage County votes for study on merging recorder’s office with clerk’s office, candidate forum, and a local woman inspires blood donations through #apintforkim.

Little Friends has found a buyer for their Naperville campus, a man who died in a fire has been identified, and a Naperville resident sets a Guinness record.