Five teams competed using drones and robots at the Naperville Robotics Competition, the event a celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Moon Landing.
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95th Street – Book Road Plans Halted
Naperville City Council decided to take a pause on the redevelopment of the 95th Street – Book Road intersection after hearing from residents.
Keep Your Pets Safe During Dangerous Heat Wave
With temperatures expected to reach 95 to 100 degrees this weekend, experts say pet owners need to watch for signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
Naperville Kid Meets Anthony Rizzo
Jaxon Kernkamp, along with his family, went to a Chicago Cubs game thanks to the Make-A-Wish Foundation and met Anthony Rizzo.
Three Meadows Playground Re-Opens
The Naperville Park District hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the official reopening of Three Meadows Playground.
City Acquiring Property to Widen North Aurora
Council also voted unanimously to approve a cost-sharing plan with the Naperville Township Road District to purchase rights of way along North Aurora Road.
Celebrating Scheller: First Female Deputy Chief
The Naperville Fire Department recently held a ceremony to honor Amy Scheller, the first female Deputy Chief in the organization’s history.
5th Avenue Redevelopment Project Moves to Next Step
Naperville City Council voted at a recent workshop to direct developer Ryan Companies to prepare a baseline concept for the project.
American Cancer Society
The American Cancer Society funds and conducts research, shares expert information, supports patients, and spreads the word about cancer prevention.
Heat Wave Begins | Female Deputy Fire Chief | Summer Water Polo
A heat warning takes effect, Naperville honors its first female Deputy Chief in the fire department, and the summer subdivision water polo season wraps up.
Extreme Temperatures Bring Risk of Heat Stroke
With high temperatures, experts are urging residents to avoid heat-related illnesses like heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
Rezoning Approved for Washington Street Development
The rezoning of 1001 S. Washington Street is helping a new development move forward, but some neighbors still have concerns.