‘I just don’t want it to take over my life’: Hantavirus sparks fear, questions for some students in a post-COVID world

Baseball and softball scores for the Southland, Aurora, Elgin, Naperville and Lake County

Downtown Naperville Walgreens site marketed for new retail/residential development

First bison calf born to herd at Kane County’s Burlington Prairie Forest Preserve

Former Aurora Christian Schools board member accused of long-term sexual abuse of minor, police say

With betting access on the rise, Kane County Health Department to host webinar on gambling and substance use

Winning together, Max Steele and younger brother Sam create ‘a special memory’ for them and Naperville North

L.L.Bean store in Naperville opening in October on Route 59

Letters to the Editor: DuPage raises show ‘sweeping change need; proposed city ordinance doesn’t supersede fed law

Naperville Police Arrests for May 9-10

Column: New 988 campaign covering Kane County in crisis line awareness

Naperville News Digest: Naperville author elected to American Academy; Élan Dance Company to perform at Pfeiffer Hall

All 22 linked to ‘Greek’ Northwest Indiana gambling ring plead not guilty

Census 2025 population estimates for the Chicago area: Did your city, county, town or village gain or lose residents?

Naperville teacher surprised with Golden Apple teaching award

Grant approved to help training and fitness studio open in downtown Oswego

Summer construction planned for Naperville Road between I-88 and Ridgeland Avenue

Batavia Farmers Market set to open for season

Still no home for elm tree, plaque in celebration of America’s 250th, as Kane board votes down courthouse site

Naperville Police Arrests for May 6-8

Mae Binkowski plays a big part in many things at Naperville Central. The 4-foot-10 senior ‘lifts everyone up.’

Donna Vickroy: Here are a few tricks to jumpstarting your garden

Chicago, North Chicago among cities adding residents as municipalities try to regain lost population

Baseball and softball scores for the Southland, Aurora, Elgin, Naperville and Lake County

Naperville News Digest: Plant sale to benefit special needs nonprofit; local students win $2,500 merit scholarships

Down to Business: After 31 years in business, Naperville’s Trolley Chick still moving

Three killed in wrong-way crash on I-88 identified, Kane County Coroner’s Office says

Will County zoning commission again votes no on 6,100-acre solar farm

Naperville residents receive college/university degrees, named to honor rolls and dean’s lists

A wish years in the making, boys volleyball team finally a match for East Aurora High School

Editorial: Naperville is wonderful. Unless you have to drive to Chicago every day.

Chicago Media Report: Fox 32’s new sports anchor, WGN’s stalled merger and final bell for CBS Radio at WBBM

Woman found dead on driveway of her Campton Hills home identified by Coroner’s Office

Kane County Board OKs more reallocations of COVID-19 relief funds, with spending deadline approaching

Young racers, parents gear up for this weekend’s soap box derby in Naperville

Aurora officers did not use excessive force during February student walkout, Kane state’s attorney says

Pay raises set for DuPage County elected officials, including 35% bump for board chair

Festival in downtown Aurora to feature more than 30 food trucks

Oswego OKs grant for project that will bring new pizza restaurant to the village’s downtown

Sophomore righty Marissa Leaf makes pitch, leaves JV behind for Waubonsie Valley’s varsity. ‘More confident.’

Naperville North catcher Reese Pedersen always says ‘the right thing’ to pitchers. She makes them smile too.

Baseball and softball scores for the Southland, Aurora, Elgin, Naperville and Lake County

Motorcyclist dies following crash in Oswego, police say

Three dead after wrong-way crash on Interstate 88 in Aurora, state police says

Naperville Police Arrests for May 3-5

St. Charles eyes 105-unit Pulte residential development northwest of downtown

Market at Aurora church offers Mothers Day weekend option for those who don’t want to ‘just go to brunch’

Column: Family remains convinced Timmothy Pitzen is alive 15 years after disappearance

‘Rooted in Aurora’s history,’ Sports Festival a springtime staple in the city

John Price preparing to take the helm as Indian Prairie School District 204’s new superintendent