NCTV17 News Update

The DuPage County NAACP hosted the judicial candidate forum, IPSD community members donate to non profits, and the City Aurora’s MLK Ceremony.

North Central College held its annual MLK Prayer Breakfast this morning, with Dr. Herman B. White as the featured speaker for the event.

Police are investigating an attempted armed robbery, a Waubonsie student was rewarded on Ellen, and the Enchanted Railroad returns to the Morton Arboretum.

Five-story multi-use building proposed for Water Street, Seoul Taco ribbon cutting, vote for Concerts in Your Park, and honor for Naperville Public Library.

Ken Jennings bests Jeopardy James for GOAT title, DuPage Pads leader Carol Simler retiring, new 360 Youth Services leader and Guzman & Gomez opening.

District 204 voted in its next superintendent, community leaders held a suicide awareness discussion, and Edward Hospital earns top marks for safety.

Kevin Coyne launches Safe DuPage, there’s a suicide awareness forum tonight at city hall, and the forest preserve hosted their Volunteer Open House.

Jeopard James fall short in the third game of Jeopardy GOAT, the City of Naperville issues a winter weather watch, and College Park has closed.

A win for Jeopardy James, first retail tenant of Central Park Place will be Sweetwaters Coffee & Tea, and the NPD’s Kathleen Anderson retires.

Chicago man charged with sexual abuse after allegedly having sex with minors at Naperville motel, Moser Tower options and Jeopardy James first game results.

District 203’s summer school changes, the Naperville Public Library announced their new app, and applications available for the Ronald Keller Scholarship.

District 204 makes a recommendation for its superintendent, Jeopardy! James Holzhauer returns for primetime, and a hockey player wins a world championship.