Your Mind Deserves a Quiet Moment

Take a pause from the noise and discover the peace that meditation can bring.

IKEA To Move To Naperville, Close Bolingbrook Store

IKEA is leaving Bolingbrook after more than 20 years, amid plans to open a small format store in Naperville by late 2027.

Car Hits Home, Starts Fire In Naperville

A car crashed into a residence in the 3000 block of Crystal Rock Tuesday.

Obituary: Marlene M. Tough

Marlene was happiest when surrounded by family and took great pride in being there for them through all of life’s moments.

Curbside Leaf Collection Resumes In Naperville For 2026 Season

The city's annual curbside leaf collection will resume during the third week of October.

Bomb Threat At Naperville Central Delays Dismissal Monday

Police found no immediate threat and normal operations had resumed as of shortly after 5 p.m. Monday.

Obituary: James E. Stonehouse

Long time accountant passes away at age 75.

Ban On Kratom Sales Now In Effect In Naperville

Naperville City Council members voted unanimously in September to ban the sale of kratom within city limits.

Where To Pick Pumpkins Near Naperville This Fall — And How To Carve Them

Many pumpkin patches and fields also offer other seasonal activities like hay rides, corn mazes and games for the kids.

Two Naperville Women, One 1996 Newspaper Story, and a Pro Bono Speakers Bureau That's Turning 30

Naperville's Ginny Richardson marks 30 years of her pro bono Free Speakers bureau, connecting guest speakers with community groups.

Obituary: Ann Reiter-Emlund

A generous and devoted wife, mother, sister, and aunt, Ann’s caring heart touched countless people—and gave many dogs a loving forever home.

Obituary: Shelley Forbess Marek

A beloved teacher, mentor, and nurturer, Shelley brought kindness, joy, and a lasting sense of belonging to every life she touched.

Obituary: Everette W. Andrus

A devoted husband, father, craftsman, outdoorsman, and caretaker, Everette leaves behind a legacy of perseverance, generosity, and love.

Obituary: Stephen "Steve" Michael Gleason

Wherever he was he enjoyed the positive side of life, leaving a lasting mark on everyone who knew him.

2 Local School Districts Rank Among Best In Illinois: Niche Ratings

These two school districts landed in the top 10 in the state.

When To Trick-Or-Treat In Naperville In 2026

See what times police suggest heading out for trick-or-treaters to enjoy Halloween in Naperville.

We Grow Dreams To Offer Plants For Sale On Water Street

Proceeds from the plants, cultivated by We Grow Dreams, will benefit the nonprofits which supports adults with disabilities.

I Heart Gyro Set To Open Soon In Naperville

The Chicago Avenue eatery will serve Greek and Mediterranean cuisine.

Obituary: Raymond J. Connors

A man of faith, service, determination, and unforgettable stories, Ray’s greatest pride was the family he built and loved so deeply.

Obituary: Raymond J. Sarnowski

A skilled carpenter, dedicated coach, proud veteran, and beloved grandfather whose greatest pride was his family.

Obituary: Michael Lee Roberts

A devoted father and grandfather, Michael found joy in family, fast cars, good food, and life’s simple pleasures.

Obituary: Joseph W. Rainford

Above all, he cherished spending time with his family. Joseph was always the first to arrive and the last to leave at the family gatherings.

Obituary: Mary Ellen Mitchell

She cherished Sunday dinners surrounded by her family and loved nothing more than cooking for everyone

Obituary: Shirley Jeanette Evans Lang

Advancing educational equality through leadership with national recognition for breaking racial and administrative barriers.

Man Found Guilty In 2021 Murder In Naperville Faces 45 Years To Life In Prison

Robert Chatham-Jones faces a sentence of 45 years to life for the 2021 murder of Coreon Davis.

Naperville Riverwalk Art

Completed Color Pencil art from last weekend's Riverwalk Fine Art show

Obituary: Lorene Marie “Lori” Schmitt (Konte)

Lori had a zest for life and lived on her terms.

Obituary: Darrell R. Strong

His willingness to lend a hand and make a difference will be remembered by those who knew and loved him.

Oktoberfest Returns To Naper Settlement For 2-Day Celebration

This is what's in store for Oktoberfest 2026 at Naper Settlement.

Truck Raffle To Benefit Naperville Responds For Veterans

Tickets are limited for the raffle, which offers a chance to win a 2026 GMC Sierra 1500 AT4 or a cash prize of $50,000.

Obituary: Donald C. Martin

Don was employed by the Elgin, Joliet and Eastern Railway Company as an accountant for 33 years, and retired as the payroll supervisor.

Obituary; Faye Ann Devers

After MetLife, Faye remained working in office administrative roles, retiring from Easter Seals with many committed years under her belt.

Naperville Man Found Shot To Death In Chicago: Report

Police say the 70-year-old man was found fatally shot inside his truck Saturday morning.

Obituary: Donald Paul Hutten

Don and his wife loved traveling, visiting casinos, and spending time with family at sporting events and special occasions.

Obituary: Marilyn Jean Pounders

As an educator, she was a fierce advocate for her students & their families. She was a joy to others with her warm smile and encouragement.

Obituary: Ronald E. Blendowski

His love of cars, trains, family, and good humor will be remembered and cherished by all who knew him.

Great Moments In Vinyl play the "Hits of 1976"

Great Moments In Vinyl band plays "The Hits of 1976" Friday, Oct. 23rd at the Joliet Area Historical Museum

57 Naperville Students Named Semifinalists In National Merit Scholarship Program

They are among 16,000 semifinalists in the 72nd annual program that awards nearly $24 million in scholarships to high school seniors.

Obituary: Judith Lynn Galick (nee Randolph)

Judy opened her heart to those that needed her, always making sure the people she loved were cared for.

Riverview Farmstead Comes Alive For Fall On The Farm

The free, family friendly Sept. 19 event features hands-on activities, food, music and more.