NCTV17 News Update

School districts 203 and 204 were ranked in the top ten in Illinois, changes could be coming to the riverwalk, and get ready to celebrate National Night Out.

An armed robbery occurred in northwest Naperville, Our Safety hosted a gun safety town hall, and Festa Italiana captivated Napervillians over the weekend.

Naperville hosted a solar power hour, Destination Asia returns to the Morton Arboretum, and the Naperville Park District rocks Rotary Hill.

Former Glee star Chris Colfer back at Anderson’s Bookshop for book signing, Quidditch match at Washington Jr. High, and North’s Ty Konrad plays All America Cup.

Benedictine nature museum gets a $50K grant, registration now open for Frank E. Fling Mile race, and NPD takes part in armored truck tug.

Christkindlmarket funds could go to the underspend, cultural amenities events may subdivide into four categories, and teens can sign up for a Quidditch Tournament.

Little Friends files for demolition, the sheriff’s office offers free opioid deactivation kits, and we recap the 52nd Naperville City Championship Swim Meet.

A Will County mosquito sample tested positive for West Nile Virus, this weekend goes to the witches and wizards, and a look ahead to the Naperville City Swim Meet.

Civil War Days at Naper Settlement will not return, DUI arrests in Naperville on decline, and deadline extended to weigh in on city development.

$10 will buy all access tickets to the Naperville Jaycees Last Fling, 5K to help raise funds for Greene Farm Barn, and blood donations needed.

A Naperville attorney pleaded guilty after parachuting off the Will County Courthouse, a DuPage County Fair preview, and a Metea Hockey star earns a roster spot.

A family was displaced from their home after an attic fire, Naper Pride’s community Interfaith Service, and highlights from the Naperville Robotics Competition.