Bond was set for two defendants charged with animal cruelty. Naperville Police discovered two dead dogs and one severely mistreated dog belonging to the defendants.

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Bond was set for two defendants charged with animal cruelty. Naperville Police discovered two dead dogs and one severely mistreated dog belonging to the defendants.

At today’s press conference, Governor Pritzker announced a safe, five-phase plan to reopen the state’s economy: Restore Illinois.
A message from Fire Chief Mark Puknaitis, with recent change to the statewide stay-at-home order requires everyone to wear a face covering in certain situations to help slow the spread of COVID-19.
Naperville Safety Town has canceled its summer program for 2020, the CGCC donate PPE to Edward Hospital, and D203 makes changes to its summer school.
Naperville Safety Town has canceled its summer program, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. They hope to open the program to K-2 Grade next summer.
The China General Chamber of Commerce Chicago made two stops in Naperville today, to donate essential PPE.
Edward Hospital will resume some elective surgeries and procedures starting May 11, including orthopedic procedures, appendectomies, and oncology surgeries.
The mayor has signed an executive order creating a 30-minute parking limit for some areas of downtown Naperville to help with curbside pick-up.
Greg Zanis, the founder of Crosses for Losses built over 27,000 crosses to honor victims of gun violence. He died of cancer at the age of 69.
Greg Zanis, who created crosses for mass shooting victims, died, updated numbers for local COVID-19 cases, and North Central College holds a virtual commencement.
Fermilab has welcomed their first baby bison of the season, born on April 28 and now grazing around its new 90-acre home.
Athletic Directors reach out to their athletes and students to provide a message from hope during these uncertain times.