NCTV17 News Update

A resolution for the Naperville Township Road District consolidation may be ahead, the School of Performing Arts closes, and the NJWC Woman of the Year.

District 204 sees a decline in out-of-school suspensions, a new exhibit at Morton Arboretum, and all state honors for local athletes in girls soccer.

District 204 honored long-serving principals, the police department makes a donation to a wildlife center, and high school lacrosse players earn All-State honors.

The second years of Aurora’s Pride Parade, furry models needed for a canine calendar, and a local senior who loves fitness gets nominated for an award.

Naperville Public Library’s Julie Rothenfluh is retiring, Liquor Commission discusses Tobacco 21, and Naperville Sports Weekly hosts its annual awards show.

Decision on rezoning the land owned by Little Friends planned for purchase by North Central is delayed, a third diversity discussion and from Metea to the MLB.

City staff presents a plan for commuter parking within the 5th Ave Redevelopment Project, ribbon cutting for Naperville Jaycees Park and Carillon Summer Recitals.

James Holzhauer’s Jeopardy journey is over, Ribfest announces its final four acts to close out the event, and journalist Scott Pelley visits to talk about his memoir.

Ribbon-cutting for Naperville Jaycees Park, an update on Illinois state bills passed over the weekend, and high school sports champions are crowned.

North Central and the Naperville Chamber are a Startup Grind Chapter, this weekend the 5th Avenue Naperville Farmers Market opens, and who let the dogs out in downtown?

Suspicious man looking in windows of Kendall Elementary, Filson coming to downtown Naperville, St. John’s Farmers Market opens and results from state match-ups.

Old Public Works Department building to be torn down and replaced with parking lot, free leaf pick-up for south Naperville, and three local teams move to state.