1 hr ago | Naperville Sun
Council lends nod to BlackFinn management shift
Jim Bergeron will soon be running things in the restaurant he owns in Naperville's downtown - not Jimmy's Grill, a different one.
5 hrs ago | Naperville Sun
Group protests IRS treatment of conservative organizations
A crowd of more than 200 people, including about 25 from Naperville, showed up at the Internal Revenue Service office in Downers Grove to protest what they called the unfair treatment of conservative groups.
10 hrs ago | Naperville Sun
Probe of Naper Settlement's Fort Payne fire continues
Naperville Fire Department investigators on Tuesday continued to seek the source and cause of a blaze that did an estimated $150,000 damage to the replica of Fort Payne at Naper Settlement.
14 hrs ago | The Beacon-News
"We are human beings. We are able to walk upright on two feet. We need a footpath," the Naperville naturalist wrote in a 1963 letter to the editor.
18 hrs ago | Daily Herald
DuPage reconsidering Islamic prayer center plan
DuPage County officials have been given another opportunity to consider a proposed Islamic prayer center near West Chicago.
Oak Park Man Arrested for Attacking Public-Urination Disapprover
An Oak Park man has been charged with aggravated battery for attacking a passer-by in downtown Naperville around 2:30 a.m. Sunday morning after the victim made a remark about a passenger in the man's car urinating on a nearby building, the Daily Herald reports .
Second Jersey Mike's Location Opens; Grand Opening Fundraiser Helps Naperville School
A second Jersey Mike's Subs has opened at 111 E. Ogden Ave. in Naperville. To celebrate the grand opening of the new location, fundraisers are being held this week, which will benefit several Naperville Schools.
Naperville Mosquito Control Program Now Underway
As summer approaches, the city of Naperville's mosquito abatement program is well underway.
DUI, Stolen Rolex, Theft: Police Blotter
Monday, May 20 Possession of stolen property Jeffery Kurkjian, 46, was arrested at 3:16 p.m. at the Naperville Police Department, police said.
Naperville Central graduates Class of 2013
Naperville Central High School graduate Andrew Barrett screams for joy while tossing his cap on Monday, May 20, 2013, in Naperville IL.
Friends, family come together to remember a - gentle spirit'
Friends and family gather in the memory of Lucky Boys Confusion guitarist Joe Sell at Orazio Pub in Naperville, Ill., on Wednesday, May 15, 2013.
Dude, where's my (friend's) car?
A Manhattan couple leaving a concert at First Midwest Bank Amphitheater in Tinley Park had a scare when a Naperville man hopped out of the bed of their truck after they pulled into Denny's in Mokena for a late-night meal.
Severe Thunderstorm Warning in Effect for Local Area
The National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for the Oak Lawn, Evergreen Park and Beverly-Mt. Greenwood area.
IoPP announces AmeriStar 2013 award winners
The Institute of Packaging Professional's AmeriStar Package Awards Competition is considered North America's most prestigious packaging awards competition.
7 DUI Arrests, Possession of Cannabis, Aggravated Battery to Peace Officer: Police Blotter
Friday, May 17 Aggravated battery to peace officer Robert B. Hudetz, 50, was arrested at 12:01 a.m. in the 400 block of East Chicago Avenue, police said.
Police: Man Found Dead in South Naperville Dumpster Took His Own Life
The man found dead in south Naperville on Friday apparently took his own life, the Naperville Police Department said on Monday morning.
Naperville DUI Arrests, May 19 Edition
May 16: Audrey Clark, 48, was arrested at 12:58 p.m. near 75th Street and Millbrook Drive, police said.
Prostitution Sting Nets Naperville Man, BlackFinn Brawl, Residential...
Top Stories Police currently investigating fight that broke out at popular downtown Naperville bar early Sunday morning.
Fire damages fort at Naper Settlement museum
An overnight fire Sunday damaged one of the towers of Fort Payne building at the Naper Settlement living-history museum in Naperville.
'Flood journey' continues for those displaced from Lisle apartments
Floodwaters begin overtaking cars April 18, as seen from Debra Schulz's eighth-floor apartment at the Towers at Four Lakes complex in Lisle Floodwater and floating debris remained April 19 on the lower level and garage at the Towers at Four Lakes in Lisle, a day after flooding rains soaked the suburbs.