Saving Superman, Skating To Victory: Wheaton, Glen Ellyn In 2018

WHEATON, IL --- Now that 2018 has come to a close, it's time to reflect on all the memories that have happened over the past year. These standout stories shaped Wheaton and Glen Ellyn in 2018 and they're worth taking a look at as you reflect on the events of this past year.

Suburb Named Best Place To Live In Illinois: Money Magazine

Wheaton residents got bragging rights after the suburb was named the best place to live in Illinois. In previous years, Money Magazine had recognized other 'burbs, including Villa Park and Schaumburg, but this year, Wheaton stood alone. Read the article to find out what Money Magazine loved about your city.

Community Rallies To Save Local 'Superman' In Glen Ellyn

Locals in and around Glen Ellyn banded together after a beloved resident faced an unexpected rent increase. Supporters started a GoFundMe that helped take care of rent for Jonathan Charbonneau, 52, an autistic resident who is famous for attending events in the area in his Superman costume.

Missing Wheaton Foster Cat Found Safe After 10-Hour Disappearance

A cat's family had all but given up hope after she went missing on a cold day in January. Luckily she was eventually found safe and sound...and you'll never guess where.

Addison Native Alexa Scimeca-Knierem Wins Team Bronze Medal

Figure skater Alexa Scimeca-Knierem, who was born in nearby Addison, overcame a nearly fatal illness to win a bronze medal with her husband, Chris Knierem at the winter Olympics.

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