NCTV17 News Update

DuPage County Coroner releases 2019 opioid related death statistics, new aerial fitness studio could come to Naperville, and Edward Hospital 5-star rating.

Council passes an ordinance to prohibit commercially bred cat and dog sales, Axe Zone requests liquor license and D204 high schoolers go to Iowa Caucuses.

New Costco coming, but the Ogden 6 theater will close. Naperville will decide what to do with pet sales in the city, and an update on the master plan.

Naperville residents can weigh in on the Comprehensive Land-Use Plan, Naperville North hosts a Hackathon, and the park district announces some summer concerts.

The North Central College Football team will have a championship parade and rally today, a new Costco is coming to Naperville, and Naper Settlement’s new campaign.

Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar opens in Naperville, DuPage Environmental Summit, and Balboa’s Cheesesteaks performs an act of kindness.

DuPage health officials contact those possibly exposed to coronavirus, Naperville author’s book receives Newbery Honor, and info sought on Matthew Lange murder.

KidsMatter starts their Career Pathways Program, a park district employee won a state award, and the public helped name the sheriff’s new K-9 deputies.

Two armed robberies occurred over the weekend, Bar Louie closed its Downtown Naperville location, and Husky Heroes return to the Morton Arboretum.

Naperville Restaurant Week kicks off today, Mr. Rogers exhibit at DuPage Children’s Museum, and Broc Rutter to play in the Hula Bowl on Sunday.

Wintry mix of snow and rain through Saturday, discussion on 2020 U.S. Census, and District 203 discusses implicit bias at Focus 203.

Naperville city council considers regulations for pet sales, KidsMatter hosts marijuana and vaping forum, and Nelly will appear at Ribfest.