The AtWater subdivision held their first annual Fourth of July Celebrations with a drive-thru for healthcare workers, chalk art, and home decorations.

Safe DuPage kicked off Fourth of July with the “Celebrating Naperville’s Heroes” rally to celebrate our country and the work of local law enforcement.

Naperville-based company Sahave is founded by Pradeep Kandimalla, a native of India. Sahave recently became the first National COVID-19 Plasma registry.

The IHSA approved the next phase of its return to play guidelines with team practices of up to 50 people allowed and the potential for summer contests.

Chicagoans love their deep-dish pizza and so does Naperville. So when the owners of Little Pop’s New York Pizzeria brought their east coast style to town, they had some hesitations.

After months of no in person services or only small group meetings, Naperville churches are now ready to open their doors to wider capacities thanks to new safety guidelines.

The Naperville Park District will start hosting free outdoor events on July 7. Children entertainment, concerts, and movie nights are slated for the summer.

After a couple years in the making the 95th Street Community Plaza is here. The plaza has a splash pad, playground equipment, a pavilion and more.

Fox Valley Mall is adding some family fun into their scheduled events, with the addition of drive-in movies and children’s storytimes

The Fourth of July often means having friends and family around for barbecues, picnics, and fireworks. Here’s how to stay safe while celebrating the Fourth.