NCTV17 News Update

Police investigate an armed robbery that occurred over the weekend, parking deck at Nichols revisited, and it’s Fat Tuesday tomorrow and that means paczkis!

The first Naperville Craft Beer Week kicks off today, City of Naperville one step closer to having a solar farm, and a pair of regional champs were crowned.

Planning & Zoning Commission grant Nokia’s request to subdivide and rezone campus, Lovesac may come to Naperville and civil rights photographer Bernie Kleina.

Naperville City Council tables Polo Club Development, $5.5 million Costco tax rebate approved, and NPD is looking for armed robbery suspects.

The League of Women Voters of Naperville and Aurora hosted an election forum, SECA goes over their recent allocations, and we remember WWII veteran Arnie Massier.

Police are investigating several car burglaries, thousands help with feeding those in need, and community members go bird watching.

Aurora commemorates the one year anniversary of the Henry Pratt shooting, residents can weigh in on 5th Avenue plans, and community members learn about stalking.

Lush opens in downtown Naperville next week, Cannabis Town Hall held last night, and Naperville Public Library’s new Amazing Book Challenge.

Riverwalk Commissioners recommend repairing Moser Tower, $1,000 reward for info on Clow Elementary School vandals, and NPD release 2019 crime statistics.

Police are investigating a stabbing in Naperville, IPSD approves TIF district agreement, and Jesse McCartney will perform at Ribfest.

Ryan Companies will present a new concept for the 5th Avenue, NOAH’s Event Venue in Naperville has closed, and two basketball games finish in thrilling fashion.

Learn what happened at the latest liquor commission meeting, DuPage County Sheriff’s Office flag disposal program, and Fermilab’s annual open house.