Naperville IL

For the sixth time in his life, an Addison man is charged with DUI after police allegedly found him slumped over the wheel of his car at a busy intersection with a blood alcohol concentration nearly four times the legal limit. Goran Brkic, 56, was ordered detained by Judge Joshua...

A motorcyclist died after a crash with a vehicle early Sunday in the west suburbs, police said.

According to a Facebook post, St. Carl Acutis Parish announced that Father Anthony Nyamai passed away over the weekend. It states:. With great sadness, we share the news that our pastor, Fr. Anthony Nyamai, has completed his salvation journey here on earth and has gone to be with the Lord. He passed away sometime durin

MISSOURI/MID-MISSISSIPPI VALLEY — Forecasters are monitoring a Day 4 Enhanced Risk for severe weather on Wednesday, June 17, with all types of severe weather possible including tornadoes, damaging winds, and large hail. The highest threat is centered across Missouri and the Mid-Mississippi Valley, where some storms cou

MID-ATLANTIC/NORTHEAST — A cold front continuing eastward today, June 14, is bringing showers and severe thunderstorms across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, with a Level 2 of 5 risk in place stretching from New Jersey through Virginia. This corridor is where the strongest wind shear and instability are located, settin

Handel’s Homemade Ice Cream is gearing up for a suburban splash, signing its first multi-unit development deal in Illinois that will bring three shops to the Chicago collar counties. One franchisee is set to scoop into Elgin, Geneva/St. Charles and Algonquin, with the first parlor slated to open in 2027. It is the bran

National Weather Service teams are still evaluating tornado touchdowns from Thursday’s severe weather outbreak, and a brief twister touched down in Naperville. According to the latest updates from the NWS, the EF-0 tornado touched down in Naperville and traveled into far-western Lisle before lifting back into the sky T

A really good pierogi can tell you a lot about Illinois food history. Polish cooking has deep roots here, especially around Chicagoland, where family recipes, neighborhood bakeries, and old-school dining rooms still keep the tradition going strong. We’re talking hearty, old-school comfort food served in the kind of por

People’s Resource Center meets the community’s needs, neighbor to neighbor. Since 1975, PRC has been creating a future of hope and opportunity for the residents of DuPage County. As one of the largest human services organizations in DuPage County, PRC offers food assistance, emergency services, and empowerment programs

What started as a tossed-off comment about senior pranks has turned into a federal civil rights battle for 19-year-old Jackson Leggett, who says a sarcastic line in class was treated like a criminal threat that landed him in handcuffs, slapped him with a felony charge, and left him in juvenile detention for eight days.