D204 will follow Illinois Governor JB Pritzker’s mask wearing mandate until it is lifted the announced at last night’s meeting.

The Morton Arboretum is working to replace up to 300 trees lost during the June 20 tornado that hit Naperville and surrounding areas. 

Longtime Scout and Edward Hospital patient Nathan Lichucki delivers over 500 items to create a teen library at the hospital.

The city of Naperville has issued a survey designed to gather community input on downtown parking. The survey, which can be found on the city’s website, primarily focuses on whether the recent conversion of two-hour parking spaces into 30-minute parking spaces continues to satisfy customers’ needs.

After this year’s uptick in Naperville Police retirements, the department has attracted new faces to fill the gap.

After hosting just a car parade last year due to the pandemic, the large-scale India Day event made a return for the seventh year.

There’s a possibility D203 teachers may strike if a settlement isn’t reached between the union and district before the first day of school. 

Over 50 young vendors ages five to 14 showcased their work at the Naperville Children’s Business Fair held at Naperville Central High School.

The DuPage County Health Department reports that the county’s COVID-19 community transmission is now at a high level.