Naperville teen takeover leads to 9 arrests
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Nine people were arrested and nearly three dozen citations were issued after large groups of mostly teens gathered in downtown Naperville on Monday evening.

Naperville teen takeover leads to 9 arrests: 'No second chances'

Nine people were arrested and nearly three dozen citations were issued after large groups of mostly teens gathered in downtown Naperville on Monday evening.

Naperville braces for possible teen takeover downtown

The Naperville Police Department says it is preparing for a potential large teen gathering in the city’s downtown area Monday evening and has plans to have a heavy police presence in place.

Naperville police prepare for possible teen takeover downtown
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Naperville police say extra officers will be stationed downtown ahead of a possible teen gathering, warning there will be zero tolerance for criminal activity or behavior that threatens public safety.

Lane closures expected as Naperville resumes Ogden Avenue water main project

Next week, crews will continue the work of replacing the water main on Ogden Avenue between Washington Street and Wright Street and Washington Street between Ogden Avenue and Bauer Road, according to Naperville officials.

Naperville bank robbed at gunpoint Friday morning, FBI says

The FBI Chicago is searching for a suspect after a bank in west suburban Naperville was robbed at gunpoint Friday morning.

Beloved Naperville Central teacher named 2026 Illinois Teacher of the Year

A longtime Naperville Central teacher has been named the 2026 Illinois Teacher of the Year. Social studies teacher Seth Brady, with more than two decades in the classroom, was surprised with the honor at his school, where colleagues and students say his impact goes far beyond the classroom.

Data centers spark debate across Chicagoland
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Data centers are popping up across Chicagoland, and so is pushback. Here's what neighbors are saying.

Naperville residents rally against data center plan | ChicagoLIVE
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Rich Janor, a Naperville resident who organized opposition efforts, said community concerns about diesel generators, air quality and zoning played a key role in the City Council’s decision to vote down the proposal.