The first human case of West Nile Virus in Naperville has been found in an adult man in east Naperville who was infected in August.

The Naperville Central Athletic Department is being placed under probation after the discovery of consistent improper paperwork procedures following an IHSA investigation.

To help put an end to world hunger, Loaves and Fishes Community Services is embarking on a monthlong campaign during September to help fight food insecurity in the community.

A photo essay, sponsored by Arts Alliance Illinois, gave a Naperville man the unique opportunity to encourage people to get vaccinated.

The Career and Networking Center’s Dancing with the Celebrities event kicks off next week, and a new lineup of celebrities is practicing hard for the win.

This year marks 20 years since 9/11, and we take a look at the Naperville tie to the event that shook our nation two decades ago.

Naperville Responds for Veterans (NRFV) held its annual Strength and Honor Luncheon recently as way to honor and give thanks to veterans.

The Naperville City Council gave a shout out Tuesday night to various people and groups for their commitment and contributions to the community.

Edward-Elmhurst Health and NorthShore University HealthSystem announced plans to merge, creating a network of 25,000 team members across nine hospitals, and serving an area with over 4.2 million residents.

The District 203 Board of Education has approved a new four-year contract with the district’s teachers union at tonight’s meeting.