Naperville Sun

Holzhauer’s positive actions stand out on divisive council “Public debate,” “fight” and “heated” are some of the words used in the last two years to describe Naperville City Council meetings. They have become openly partisan and divisive in the last […]

With spring and Easter just around the corner, Naperville Park District has a fun lineup of spring-themed events and programs for all ages and interests scheduled for March through May. It’s also offering a variety of camps to be held

Pandemic we experienced was fact, not an ‘unproven entity’ I was interested in the letter in the Feb. 23 Naperville Sun from Bill Voda, who draws a line from COVID precautions to the problem of homelessness in DuPage County. I

A Neuqua Valley teacher is one of just 30 high school educators to be named a finalist for a 2025 Golden Apple Award for Excellence in Teaching in Illinois. Gillian Schneider teaches English, creative writing and an interdisciplinary American Society

This black-and-white postcard, postmarked in 1910, captures the interior of the Slick & Kochly Dry Goods store at the northeast corner of Jefferson Avenue and Main Street in downtown Naperville. Benjamin “B.J.” Slick and Joseph Kochly opened the business in

Three men are being sought in connection with an ATM robbery Tuesday at a Bank of America on Ogden Avenue in Naperville, according to the FBI. Two of the suspects approached a technician about 11:10 a.m. while he was doing

Killing DEI program would be ‘terrible step backwards’ As supporters of the richness that people of different backgrounds, perspectives and experiences bring to the city of Naperville, we read with concern the Sept. 8 opinion piece in the Naperville Sun

In a growing and increasingly diverse city like Naperville, diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives are vital for fostering a community that serves all its residents. In 2000, the city’s population was 15% minority; today, that number has risen to 35%.