NCTV17 News Update

A walk to honor Shaun Wild and raise funds for victims of violent crime, 60 Minutes correspondent Scott Pelley coming to town, and Rt. 59 traffic safety initiative.

City council discusses the impact legalizing marijuana could have on our city, heroes honored after saving a man who fell in Silver Lake, and Naperville News 17 celebrates 10 years.

A new video taken by Sandra Bland during her 2015 arrest has been released, a community conversation about affordable housing, and oaths taken at District 203 board.

Five councilmembers were inaugurated over the weekend, the park district held its Wonderful World of Wheels, and boy’s gymnastics take the floor.

The Naperville Jaycees host the Distinguished Service Awards, this month’s A Safer Naper focuses on traffic safety, and get a great view at the Greene Valley overlook.

River flood warning extended through tomorrow, Jeopardy James ties for 2nd longest winning streak, and May Watts Elementary celebrates 30 years.

River flood warning for our area, country night line-up at Ribfest, Neuqua ranked among top 20 IL high schools, and parents ask for D204’s help in funding lacrosse.

The SECA Commission discussed where Christkindlmarket and Ribfest grant money will now go and the Islamic Center of Naperville shows solidarity with Christians.

Road construction starts this week on 91st Street, Living Colour coming to Ribfest, and Stella the Goose’s eggs hatch at Toyota of Naperville.

District 203 discussed diversity, Turning Pointe hosted its inaugural Autism Awareness Film Festival, and March For Our Lives Naperville plans a Rally for Change.

DuPage County steps up their efforts to collected unwanted or expired prescription drugs, a presentation on alternatives to college, and a flashlight egg hunt.

Naperville native James Holzhauer becomes second to top $1 million on Jeopardy, Naperville Neighbors United diversity discussion, and baby bison at Fermilab.