NCTV17 News Update

Magic was in the air for Witches Night Out, check out the arboretum’s Scarecrow Trail, and you can still sign up for SHARE’s Walk to Remember.

A Naperville resident asks city to consider parking bollards over concrete blocks, Fort Hill expansion unveiling, and KidsMatter hosts annual volunteer fair.

Four injured in crash at Hobson/Wehrli intersection, new electronic poll books for DuPage, and Kim White co-authors new book.

The District 203 board opposed a resolution to let teachers carry firearms, District 204 proposed new classes, and the glass pumpkin patch starts tomorrow.

A car split in half and caught fire after crashing, leading to serious injuries to the driver and Little Friends’ demolition application has a meeting date set.

The Naperville Metra Station is improving its ADA accessibility, the Healing Field of Honor returns for Veteran’s Day, and Naperville’s Oktoberfest celebrates 10 years.

A 54-year-old man was found stabbed to death on Tuesday night in Naperville, $250,000 bond set for man accused of home burglary, and a new hotel coming to town.

Naperville police make arrest in connection with several home break-ins, 5th Ave proposed concept rejected, Harry’s Cafe stays put and stolen bulldog returned.

Kaylin Risvold is about to be the new President and CEO of the NACC, Aurora Police seek help in finding a couple who stole a puppy, and looking at improvements to the riverwalk.

Naperville residents toured some historic homes, the library is helping local entrepreneurs, and Meson Sabika is hosting a fundraiser for a good cause.

COD’s teacher’s union and Board of Trustees have reached a tentative contract agreement, the cast of Game On! has been revealed, and previewing the big football weekend.

Former first daughters coming to Naperville, shared field for D203 and Naperville Park District, implicit bias discussion and caution urged by police.