Naperville IL

After a long, cold winter, spring is approaching in the Chicago area, and senior students at Hinsdale Central are preparing themselves for their spring break trips with friends and family. Senior spring break has been a long standing tradition for seniors, many recognize their trips as one of their last...

Healthcare hiring is strong across DuPage County right now, with new roles for therapists, nurses, and clinic leaders. Whether you’re just starting out or ready to lead a team, there’s something here for every healthcare pro.

A west-side Fox River homeowner urged Oswego trustees Monday to reject a riverfront bike path concept she said could disrupt private property, threaten safety near Route 31. Cindy Smith raised the issue during public comment, telling trustees her remarks were in response to a proposal discussed at the previous...

Service on the Metra Union Pacific-West line was halted during the Monday evening rush after a train hit a semi-trailer truck near west suburban Berkeley.

Will County’s finance scene is buzzing this month, with opportunities ranging from client-focused advising to leadership roles in tax services. Whether you’re building your career or ready for a new challenge, these openings are worth a look.

Construction will soon begin for the extension of a multi-use path along the Cal-Sag Canal in Worth. D. Construction was awarded the contract as the lowest bidder to do the work. Village Clerk Bonnie Price said during the Worth Village Board meeting on March 18 that D. Construction will do the work for $468,599.19.

Just before 6:30 Sunday evening, the Plainfield Fire Protection District was dispatched to the 24800 block of Gates Lane in Plainfield for an odor investigation. Upon arrival and further investigation, crews discovered a working fire in one unit of a multi-unit townhouse building. Additional resources were requested,...

New Land-Based Entertainment Destination Includes an Upscale Hotel, Event Center and World-Class Dining Experiences

A car crash yesterday afternoon has the owner of a west suburban store cleaning up…again. WBBM’s Andy Dahn has the latest from American Science and Surplus in Geneva.

On Monday, March 16, the Naperville Community Unit School District 203 Board of Education unanimously voted against a proposed reduction in force (RIF) that aimed to cut around 97 staff positions for the 2026-27 school year to address a projected $12.4 million structural deficit. The board held a public hearing...