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The NCTV17 News Crew is in downtown Naperville continuing to cover protests sparked by the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis. [5:06 p.m.] Police warned protesters for a fourth time to disperse, which caused protesters to walk back to their cars. Most appear to have left. [4:45 p.m.] Police inform the protesters gathers by… Read more »
The IHSA’s Sports Medicine Advisory Committee has formed guidelines for student-athletes and teams to begin workouts and conditioning on June 6.
Circuit Judge Bonnie Wheaton denied the park District’s request for a Temporary Restraining Order against Governor J.B. Pritzker’s recent executive orders.
Governor JB Pritzker announced yesterday that limited, in-person Summer School may resume. Districts 203 and 204 will stay with summer remote learning.
Naperville Central High School seniors organize a peaceful rally, drawing hundreds to downtown Naperville pavilion in support of racial equality.
NCTV17 was live in Downtown Naperville this afternoon for a peaceful sit in protest organized by Indya Smith-Johnson and Sophia Davila.
AMC has one theater in Naperville, another 50 in Illinois, and the company warns all of them may soon close. The COVID-19 pandemic has hit the industry hard.
Longtime Will County Executive dies of prostate cancer, Naperville seeks input on cannabis zoning, and acts of solidarity showcase Naperville’s kindness.
Fox Valley Mall is now open to the public once again with new safety guidelines in place and new additions on the way.
A peaceful Aurora protest turned into a night of looting and destruction leading to 17 arrests and an estimated $3 million in damages.
Longtime Will County executive and dedicated public servant Lawrence “Larry” Walsh has died from complications of prostate cancer, at the age of 72.
City Council decided a referendum on the issue would be too complicated, but a workshop might be more productive.