City Council Approves SAFE-T Act Resolution

At Tuesday’s Naperville City Council meeting, the group passed a resolution encouraging Illinois state legislators to work with community stakeholders and local law enforcement to “fix the remaining problems” with the SAFE-T Act. The measure specifically mentions concerns with “unreasonably limiting the imposition of cash bail for violent offenders, unreasonably limiting police officer discretion to… Read more »

Naperville Police on Dunkin Rooftop for a Good Cause

“It’s a great way just to raise awareness and very much be visible and kinda fun and interact with the community and that way it draws more attention,” said John Thorp. Today marks the 19th year anniversary of a special relationship between Dunkin’ and Illinois Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics Illinois partnership. “This… Read more »

Candidate Petitions | 248th Ave Noise Walls | Cop On A Rooftop

Candidate Petitions Available Next Tuesday Petitions for those interested in becoming a candidate in the 2023 Naperville municipal election will be available starting Tuesday, August 23. Next year there will be four city council positions up for grabs, each with four-year terms, as well as the position of mayor, also a four-year term. To qualify,… Read more »

City Approves SROs | First Day of D204 | Old Naperville Day

City Approves SROs At Tuesday’s Naperville City Council meeting, the council voted unanimously to adopt the resolution for school resource officers appointed by the City of Naperville to serve in District 203 and 204. School Resource Officers, or SROs, are police officers in elementary, middle and high schools who will develop the best safety procedures… Read more »

New Principal At Ranch View Welcomes First Day

As kids lined up on the blacktop on Wednesday to start the school year at District 203’s Ranch View Elementary, a new face greeted them. “I’m just excited to be a part of the Ranch View school community” Erin Casey has taken over as the new principal at Ranch View Elementary after spending the last… Read more »

Naperville City Council Passes Ordinance Banning Sale of Assault Rifles

At their Tuesday meeting, Naperville City Council voted 8-1 to pass an ordinance prohibiting the local sale of assault rifles. The decision came at 1:20 a.m, after four hours of public comment and another hour of deliberation from the council. High-Powered Rifles Sales Ban The ordinance bans the sale of certain high-powered rifles as well… Read more »

Rich Janor Announced As New Republican Nominee

Earlier today, a news conference took place on the steps of Naperville City Hall to announce that Rich Janor will be running as the new Republican nominee for State Representative in the 41st District. This comes after Naperville City Council Member Jennifer Bruzan Taylor withdrew from the race due to “personal family matters.” Illinois House… Read more »

What’s Cooking?

What’s Cooking? There is nothing that connects us like food.  A meal is often involved when people come together for most things from celebrating milestone moments to resolving outstanding conflicts to a first date between two potential mates.  On this Dana Being Dana, host Dana Michelle is on location in the heart of the home… Read more »

Gia Mia Opens | India Day Celebration | Youth Football Jamboree

Gia Mia Opens in Naperville Gia Mia opens today in downtown Naperville. The Italian eatery featuring wood-fired pizzas, fresh pasta and small plate dishes has taken up residence in the Old Nichols Library building at 110 S. Washington Street. This is the sixth location for the BG Hospitality Group restaurant. Calvary Church Giveaway On Saturday,… Read more »