NCTV17 News Update

Henry Winkler is coming to Naperville for his new book, Edward Hospital’s Care Center hosted a “sacred” fundraiser, and NCC QB Broc Rutter breaks a record.

The NPD announce the results of the Labor Day arrest crackdown, construction will begin on the Municipal Center upper parking deck, and dual authors come to Anderson’s.

A new development is coming to Naperville Crossings, Paramount Theatre gets several award nominations, and Naperville natives start their NFL seasons.

Naperville opts out of recreational marijuana sales, CityGate development gets a go ahead, and construction on Shuman Boulevard.

An update on the domestic disturbance in South Naperville last week, a panel will discuss election security, and an interfaith health fair this weekend.

The College of DuPage Faculty voted to initiate strike procedures and language, the Last Fling kicks off tonight, and high school football returns.

The City of Naperville and D203 would play $125K each to the Walgren family in proposed settlement, 3C gets license for recreational pot sales and no more snow days for D204.

Man in custody after reported domestic disturbance on Bluewater Circle, the DuPage County Board discusses marijuana sales, and Jeopardy James is back in the news.

Naperville residents can provide input on the Downtown Streetscape, a Naperville resident was elected in the American Legion, and Metea gets a special distinction.

A new state law that was inspired by Naperville North’s Corey Walgren now requires a parent or guardian to be present during a student’s questioning on school grounds.

Governor J.B. Pritzker signed a new law that will increate teacher minimum wage, you can still register for the Green Barn’s Rooted Acoustic Barn Raising 5K, and NSW returns.