Nike Sports Complex Plans: Residents Invited To 2nd Open House

Residents are again invited to weigh in on the Naperville Park District's proposed improvements for Nike Sports Complex.

7 Brew Coffee Shop Zoning Variance Heads To Naperville City Council

The Naperville City Council will weigh a bypass lane and signage variance for the proposed drive-thru coffee shop.

Naperville Temporarily Nixes Nichols Library Parking Garage: Report

For now, Naperville officials have decided not to weigh adding a parking garage at the library, per Chicago Tribune.

Chick-fil-A Proposal Gets Nod From Naperville Zoning And Planning

A proposal to build a Chick-fil-A restaurant at 1159 E. Ogden Ave. will now head to the Naperville City Council for approval.

Foster Projected Winner Of 11th District Democratic Primary: AP

Meanwhile, Jerry Evans is the projected winner in the Republican race and expected to face off against Foster in November.

Illinois 11th Congressional District Race: Candidates, Issues, Info

The General Primary Election is Tuesday, March 19. See who is running in the 11th Congressional District.

“Highly Recommended” Judge John Anderson Makes the Case for Experience

Anderson focuses on diversity, individual rights, and equal protections.

Residents Sought To Serve On City Boards In Naperville

Residents are invited to serve on Naperville's commissions and boards to provide their perspective on citywide issues.

Residents Urge Ceasefire Resolution At Naperville City Council Meeting

At the March 5 City Council meeting, close to two dozen residents pleaded with members to call for a ceasefire between Israel and Gaza.

Once Homeless, Judge John Anderson Gives Back To The Community

The only “highly recommended” candidate for appellate court pursues justice in and out of the courtroom.

Naperville Help Center To Link Residents, City Officials

As of March 4, Naperville residents will be able to use the city's help center to connect with public officials.

“Highly Recommended” Judge John Anderson is No Stranger to Adversity

Anderson ranked “highly recommended” by Illinois Bar Association — the only one of seven appellate court candidates to receive this ranking.

Illinois Measure Would Make Parents Abusers For Denying Children 'Gender-Affirming' Care

The bill would amend an act to say an “abused child” is one whose parents deny abortion services, or "gender-affirming services."

Foster, Rashid To Appear At Democratic Candidate Forum In Naperville

The Naperville League of Women Voters will host the 11th Congressional District Democratic Primary Candidate Forum ahead of March's election

Illinois Gun Ban Plaintiffs File For Hearings With U.S. Supreme Court

Plaintiffs in the case Bevis v. Naperville filed for the U.S. Supreme Court to take their case as well.

McBroom's Proposal For Signups To House Migrants Nixed In Naperville

The update comes after City Council Member Josh McBroom suggested residents should be able to sign up to house migrants in Naperville.

Illinois, Naperville Have Until Wednesday To Respond To Gun Ban Challenge In U.S. Supreme Court

(The Center Square) – The state of Illinois and the city of Naperville have until Wednesday to respond to the U.S. Supreme Court as to w ...

Assault Weapon Bans For Illinois, Naperville Upheld By Federal Judges

The U.S. Court of Appeals announced its decision, rejecting a challenge by a Naperville gun shop owner who sought to overturn the gun law.

Water Rescue, Firefighting Demos, More At Public Safety Open House

The family-friendly Public Safety Open House will be held Sept. 23.

Students Sought To Serve On Government Commissions In Naperville

Students can serve on government commissions as part of a partnership between KidsMatter and the City of Naperville.

Gun Ban Plaintiff May Seek SCOTUS Relief If Appeals Ruling Isn't Issued Soon

A Naperville gun shop owner's lawsuit over Illinois' assault weapon ban is now tied up in appeals.

$1.5M In Grants Give Riverwalk Extension Project Boost

Work to extend the Naperville Riverwalk's South Gateway is expected to start next year.

Community Survey Seeks To Assess City Services In Naperville

Residents are invited to take a survey about the city's services.

Meetings With Bears Part Of 'Due Diligence', Naperville Mayor Says

Scott Wehrli said that no development plans or possible incentives have been talked about in discussions with Chicago Bears executives.

Reward Offered After Traffic Altercation in Naperville

Naperville Crime Stoppers is offering a reward for information that leads to an arrest after a traffic altercation that took place April 10.

Federal Judge Nixes Gun Store Owner's Attempt To Block Gun Ban: Report

An appeals judge recently denied an appeal request by gun store owner Robert Bevis that sought to block a statewide assault weapon ban.

Naperville Park District Master Plan Open House Set for April 27

Open house to be held from 4:30-6:00 p.m. at Fort Hill Activity Center

Residents Invited To Learn About Plans To Help With Navigating City

Naperville residents can attend a meeting on April 13 to learn more about a plan to improve wayfinding with signage in the downtown area.

Gericke, Kozminski, Black Lead District 203 Race: Election 2023

A field of five candidates were in the running for three seats on the Naperville Community Unit School District 203 heading into Tuesday.

White Concedes; Wehrli Poised To Be Naperville Mayor: Election 2023

Heading into Tuesday's election, Naperville voters were set to elect a new mayor and choose from a field of 11 city council members.

Candidates Vie For Naperville Mayor, City Council: Election 2023

The April 4 election will bring Naperville a new mayor and includes a field of 11 candidates hoping to land a seat on the city council.

Naperville Gun Shop Owner Appeals Ruling On Assault Weapon Ban

Robert Bevis filed an appeal this week claiming he will be put out of business if bans imposed in Naperville, Illinois remain in effect.

Naperville Candidates To Meet For Virtual Forums: Election 2023

The Naperville League of Women Voters will host virtual forums with candidates for mayor, city council, park district and school boards.

Naperville Park District Receives Awards at State Conference

Two commissioners awarded Distinctive Board Member status; Digital Program Guide wins first place in Agency Showcase competition

Lawsuit Aims To Prevent Naperville Cops Enforcing Assault Weapon Ban

The National Association for Gun Rights amended its lawsuit to seek a temporary restraining order against the statewide assault weapon ban

Naperville Candidates To Talk Environmental Issues At Upcoming Forums

Mayoral and city council candidates are invited to the forums, hosted by the Naperville Environment and Sustainability Task Force.

Foster, Others Challenge Sheriff's Statement On Assault Weapons Ban

Some lawmakers are challenging DuPage County Sheriff James Mendrick's statement that he won't completely enforce the assault weapons ban.

Candidate Forum Event Planned For Feb. 22 In Naperville

Candidates for city council and mayor will assemble for a forum at the 95th Street Library on Feb. 22.

Foster Gets Green Light For $900K To Help Fund Riverwalk Improvements

Rep. Foster's 15 community projects were part of a year-end spending omnibus bill that passed the House and Senate.

Stephens Stays On Mayoral Ballot After Electoral Board Ruling

Naperville's Electoral Board ruled that Tiffany Stephens can stay on the ballot for mayor following a challenge to her residency.