NCTV17 News Update

Mayor Chirico recuses himself from vote on Central Park Place, Napervillian wins 3 medals in Special Olympics World Games, and John Pearce Scholarship awarded.

Naperville Police make three DUI arrests over St. Paddy’s Day, the District 203 board’s approval will save taxpayer money, and NCC’s Connor Raridon is an All-American.

Mayor Chirico delivered his State of the City address, a long-vacant commercial property has been filled, and boys basketball All-State teams were announced.

Police remind you to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day responsibly, Focus 203 engagement session, stress less for the test, and new condos selling fast.

Washington St. Bridge replacement could come next year, Indian Prairie holds Student Summer Activities Fair, and Warriors Hockey head to the United Center.

Naperville Township hosted a public forum last night, the DuPage County boards invited an atheistic for its invocation for the first time, and author EL James is coming to Anderson’s.

Nine Naperville Park District parks are getting a new look, KidsMatter and Collaborative Youth Outlook’s Mindfulness Matters campaign, and NCC Men’s Track and Field wins big.

Charleston Row II townhomes get city council approval, $25K donation for the DuPage Children’s Museum, and Alive Center partners with Fry Family YMCA for new program.

District 204 Board approves resolution on new development, Moser Tower repair costs, streetscape improvements and Naperville best city to raise a family.

The League of Women Voters hosted another mayoral forum, District 204 discussed the teacher shortage, and we remember Colonel Jill Morgenthaler.

Another mayoral forum will be held tonight, Park District spring program registration is open, and All-State selections for girls basketball are announced.