Naperville News

Naperville is scaling back its capital improvement program for the upcoming fiscal year in light of its budget crunch.

Guests of downtown residents and drivers too tipsy to get behind the wheel could soon benefit by having a place to leave their cars overnight in Naperville's downtown.

It's here. Naperville Public Library regularly scheduled story times are back. Starting Monday, February 8 through May 1, 2010 all your kids favorite story times will be returning to the Nicholas, Naper Blvd.

Meet author and founder of "National Bubblegum Day" Ruth Spiro as she signs copies of her book "Lester Fizz, Bubble Gum Artist" at 7 p.m. Friday, Feb.

On Sundays, SugarToad Steak becomes the restaurant formerly known as SugarToad in downtown Naperville.

A Naperville-area man on probation in a felony narcotics case has been charged with threatening the lives of his former girlfriend and her new boyfriend in messages he allegedly posted to the woman's Facebook account.

A bird has flown the coop from a pet store in Naperville, with the help of a bird thief.

WDSRA is proud to be the recipient of a $12,000 grant from the Exchange Club of Naperville for inclusion support services of 2010 Naperville Summer Day Camps.

Today's Birthday: Although you might be a bit more restless than normal in the year ahead, it could push you into new activities and provide the opportunity to meet new people.

Peter Fonda used to get really, really, really mad when someone asked him if he smoked real marijuana during his scenes in the 1969 counterculture classic "Easy Rider." "I used to really get P.O.-ed," Fonda said from his California home.

Dark since Christmas, Verlo Mattress Factory at 4222 W. Fifth Ave. will reopen March 1 with 1,800 square feet of new showroom space.

A Chicago man faces a potential 30-year prison term after being found guilty of last spring's armed robbery of a Naperville liquor store.

Naperville Mayor George Pradel skipped his usual tuxedo and boisterous proclamations Monday as he delivered his 15th annual State of the City address.

Will County Clerk Nancy Schultz Voots is informing voters in Wheatland Township Precincts 3 and 30 of a change in their polling place for the February 2nd General Primary Election.

Unlike earlier years, Naperville's State of the City address Monday was not a top hat and tails occasion for the mayor.

One of four people charged in a plot to tamper with the office phones of a Democratic Senator from New Orleans is a graduate of Naperville North High School.

Hitesh Patel, D.D.S. joins national I Hate CPAP campaign to introduce oral appliance options to the many folks who can't tolerate CPAP.

A Naperville man has been sentenced to three years in prison for storing pornographic images of children on his personal computer.

A Naperville mother known for being active in her community was acquitted Monday of endangering her son's life in an incident sparked by a burnt pizza.

Motorists filling up the gas tank in Naperville can expect to pay more in the future as the city looks to close its budget deficit.