Naperville, Illinois news
The DuPage Foundation has named Nicki Anderson of Naperville as its new director of strategic partnerships
The Nature Foundation of Will County presented a $33,400 donation check to the Forest Preserve at the District to be used for a variety of programs and projects.
A Naperville man has been charged in Will County with the first-degree murder of his ex-wife, who suffered 30 to 35 stab wounds in the attack, prosecutors said.
U. S. Rep.Lauren Underwood, D-Naperville, has announced a new round of federal funding she has secured for Joliet, Lockport and Naperville in the 14th District
Montini recently recognized its 2024 St. John the Baptist De La Salle award recipients
Whether you are looking for a leisurely ride or a serious workout, a trail is available and close to home
Plainfield and New Lenox are two of the suburban communities reportedly being considered for Jack in the Box fast food restaurants.
Jack in the Box burger chain reportedly has plans to expand in Lake in the Hills, among other towns in the Chicago area.
A Naperville woman won the Quilters Dozen 2024 PrairieFest Quilt Raffle.
Illinois Municipal Electric Agency is urging St. Charles and other Illinois municipalities to enter into a new power sales contract that would extend the agreement through May 2055.
A man has been charged in connection with an alleged criminal sexual assault of a female resident at the DuPage County Crisis Center, Wheaton police said.
The Wheaton-Naperville Chapter of the Auxiliary of the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago hold a Diamonds Are “Fore” Ever golf and bridge outing Sept. 12
A Naperville woman has been charged with enlisting the help of her two juvenile daughters to steal more than $4,600 worth of merchandise from the Yorktown Center JCPenney department store, prosecutors said.
A motion to deny pre-trial release for a Glendale Heights convicted felon accused of possessing a fully loaded gun that had been modified was granted Wednesday in DuPage County First Appearance Court, prosecutors said.
The reactions from suburban politicians and candidates to former President Donald Trump’s felony convictions largely were predictable, with many Republicans criticizing prosecutors and the trial itself and many Democrats expressing support for the legal process.
Forest preserves throughout Will County offer opportunities to get onto the water and experience nature up close. Kayak Kollege programs will be scheduled throughout the summer.
The location at 131 W. Jefferson Ave. will unveil a new outdoor dining area on May 23 during a grand opening celebration and ribbon cutting.
Rialto Square Theatre in Joliet hosts naturalization ceremony for more than 100 immigrants from across the globe.
Suburbs in Kane, DuPage and McHenry counties have plenty of al fresco dining options as the weather starts to get warmer.
A Downers Grove man who filed a Naperville police report alleging hand tools had been stolen out of his vehicle has been charged with felony theft, insurance fraud, forgery and filing a false police report.
An acclaimed violinist, a celebrity WGN-TV meteorologist with multiple Emmys, another Emmy winner who created Christian television station WCFC-TV/Channel 38 and the wise-cracking bandleader on “The Dick Cavett Show” are the latest inductees into the Fox Valley Arts Hall of Fame.
U.S. Rep. Lauren Underwood, D-Naperville, celebrated the 14th anniversary of the Affordable Care Act with area residents at the DeKalb Public Library over the weekend.
James Marter held a strong lead over Charlie Kim in the Republican primary for Illinois’ 14th Congressional District seat as early results were tabulated Tuesday night.
More than half a century after her 15-year-old sister, Julie Ann Hanson, was found stabbed to death in a Naperville cornfield, Jill Steininger still has questions about what happened. But Steininger says she believes Naperville police found the man responsible.
What challenges is the region facing in terms of attracting business and tourism? Julie Berkowicz: One challenge is the impact that rising taxes have on businesses, tourism and agriculture.
“Raising Riverview” exhibit will be at Isle a la Cache Museum in Romeoville through May 31.
A Naperville man accused of supplying a fatal dose of a fentanyl to a 35-year-old Addison woman was sentenced Thursday to 13 years in prison.
The jazz workshop and festival will include clinics and masterclasses for more than 240 local students.
Congresswoman tours Joliet facilities for WIC program and discuss health issues.
Barry Lee Whelpley, 79, was found unresponsive early Friday morning in his cell at the Will County jail in Joliet. Authorities do not suspect foul play in Whelpley’s death.
Will County Judge David Carlson previously ruled that statements Whelpley made to police or his wife at his home were inadmissible
A McHenry County grand jury indicted these people on the following charges the week of Jan. 7-13, 2024.
A Bartlett woman and four male juveniles are charged with robbing Naperville vape shop, prosecutors said.
Patrick O’Brien, 63, of Naperville, was found guilty earlier this year of attempted first degree murder of his wife in 2019 and aggravated domestic battery following a bench trial.
The Forest Preserve’s operations committee took action that will pave the way for more trail projects as the district works to connect and extend the countywide trail system.
The last day of petition filing for Illinois’ March 2024 primary election has seen two hopefuls added to the list of congressional candidates seeking to serve the North, West or Northwest suburbs.
A Naperville man was sentenced Thursday to five years in prison for shooting at a vehicle in 2021 in rural Ottawa. No one was hurt.
The first day of candidate filing for Illinois’ March 2024 primary election revealed potential interparty contests in five suburban congressional districts.
Metra leaders adopted sweeping updates to fares and zoning Friday, reforms officials said would simplify travel on the system for riders.
Operation Support Our Troops America helps veterans meet basic needs
A convicted felon suspected in two DuPage County bank robberies faces numerous charges
Cottages in the Woods will usher in the holidays with Scandinavian whimsy, food and art set inside the historic cottages at Good Templar Park in Geneva, along with Viking ship tours.
The Forest Preserve District realizes the harmful effects of light pollution and is taking its mandate to protect nature seriously.
A Minnesota man charged with the 1972 murder of a Naperville teen will remain in jail after a Will County judge on Tuesday rejected a defense motion for pretrial release.
An Indiana man has been charged with having machine gun at TopGolf in Naperville.
First Secure Community Bank of Joliet is part of the First Secure Bank Group which now has 18 banking centers throughout the Chicago area located primarily in Sugar Grove, Aurora, Naperville, Joliet, and Morris.
Over 100 volunteers came out to help beautify by planting trees, flowers and clearing out brush.
Will County judge delivers verdict of attempted murder for December 2019 attack.
Congresswoman Lauren Underwood responded to questions about social security, healthcare, women’s reproductive rights and student debt DeKalb, kicking off a month long trek through her congressional district.
AMC Theatre’s ticket pricing initiative based on seat locations will not be rolling out to theaters nationwide.