Two admitted gang members were arrested Nov. 9 in connection with a shooting Oct. 23 in an unincorporated area near Glen Ellyn.
The Nichols Library upper-level Jefferson Street entrance will be closed for replacement starting today.
Update: Five people are being treated by Glen Ellyn paramedics after a work crew struck and punctured a gas main causing a leak at College of DuPage in Glen Ellyn. Check back for updates.
Good news for job seekers: Retailers like JCPenney, Toys R Us, as well as Macy's and Sears at Westfield Fox Valley mall have all been hiring for the holiday season. That news could be a swift change from last year, when retailers like Best Buy and others had scaled back on employment amid a recession.
Naperville firefighters saved a small dog from a smoky townhouse fire Sunday morning, reportedly giving the dog mouth-to-mouth before using a special pet-sized oxygen mask to revive it. Firefighters reportedly found the unresponsive dog under a sofa.
Do you think Jack Hennessy would make a great television news guy? Here's your chance to make your opinion count. The Naperville fifth-grader is one of four finalists in the Kid Reporter Contest being sponsored by "The Today Show."
What's in a name?" the Bard wrote in his tale of star-crossed lovers. Juliet probably never had to name a building. That's the task before the District 203 Board of Education. Last week, they were presented with three finalists from a list of suggested names for the Early Childhood Center.
• Homeless protestor is on the move ... sort ofThe Nichols Library upper-level Jefferson Street entrance will be closed for replacement starting today.
Update: Five people are being treated by Glen Ellyn paramedics after a work crew struck and punctured a gas main causing a leak at College of DuPage in Glen Ellyn. Check back for updates.
Good news for job seekers: Retailers like JCPenney, Toys R Us, as well as Macy's and Sears at Westfield Fox Valley mall have all been hiring for the holiday season. That news could be a swift change from last year, when retailers like Best Buy and others had scaled back on employment amid a recession.
Naperville firefighters saved a small dog from a smoky townhouse fire Sunday morning, reportedly giving the dog mouth-to-mouth before using a special pet-sized oxygen mask to revive it. Firefighters reportedly found the unresponsive dog under a sofa.
Do you think Jack Hennessy would make a great television news guy? Here's your chance to make your opinion count. The Naperville fifth-grader is one of four finalists in the Kid Reporter Contest being sponsored by "The Today Show."
What's in a name?" the Bard wrote in his tale of star-crossed lovers. Juliet probably never had to name a building. That's the task before the District 203 Board of Education. Last week, they were presented with three finalists from a list of suggested names for the Early Childhood Center.
• 13 hospitalized after gas leak at ice arena
• That's a wrap, Jack
• Native son has his eyes on Springfield
• Ex-Last Fling director charged with DUI
• Naperville man charged with third DUI
• Tire vandalism tally rises to 13
• Police report: Driving with suspended license
• Will County ballot positions determined
• Auroran suspect in 17th robbery
• Dugan sentencing enters final phase
• Planned Parenthood lawsuit dismissed
• Slain soldier was 'angel of the family'
• Will County clerk holds ballot lottery
• Powers running for circuit spot
• Fort Hood suspect said goodbyes
• Dugan among very worst in psychopathic traits: expert
• 11th conviction gets man a stint in federal prison
• Lisle attorney found guilty in 2005 crash
• Businessman charged with bribery
• Riverwalk section to get $1.3M facelift
• Back to wall: Is Drew's nephew persecuted?
• Modified Muslim center plan targets criticisms
• Assistant prosecutor cleared in assault
• Nicor moves 200 jobs from Geneva
• Blast forces Naperville plant evacuation
• Will County still eyeing employee furloughs
• Tea Party turns up the volume on Foster
• Plainfield board debates need for study
• City notes
• Broken window a racial crime?
• Fifth-grader in final round of TV contest
• Brian Dugan expressed remorse for killing girl
• And another thing ...
• Cops: Motorcyclist going 112 mph in a 45
• Entrance closed for Nichols Library renovations
• D203 snow day plan could save the day
• Nicor makes deal to consolidate offices
• DuPage gets injectable H1N1 vaccine
• Jefferson students build models for WWI exhibit
• Feds shut down Park National
• Man deemed not guilty, but insane
• Police report: Attempted theft at car wash
• Fiserv closing East-Side office, cutting 290 jobs
• Visit to Aurora crossing
• Things to do: Business referral group meets
• Doctors say Dugan's brain is abnormal
• Can tort reform help save health care?
• City OKs Naper Homestead Park
• Meeting aims to clear air on Muslim school request
• Huber won't leave downtown Naperville
• $1,000 reward offered in tire slashings
• Distress call for preschool
• Will Co. begins painful process of layoffs
• Will Co, ready to target heroin use
• Joliet man fights for new murder trial
• Neuqua Valley to honor veterans
• Finalists picked for childhood center name
• Area Realtors say home prices stabilizing
• DuPage County races draw cast of dozens
• Without a safety net
• Dugan case opens questions about justice
• 'It gets in your blood'
• A new dining destination
• Police report: Theft reported
• Jim Ryan returns to run for Ill. governor
• Ballot taking shape for 2010 election
• Visiting 'Twilight' stars' identities revealed
• Nalco denies receiving preferential treatment
• Plainfield adds two red-light cameras
• Reform critics ask how to pay for proposals
• Meeting set on Islamic center plans
• Things to do
• Crime down in state; up in Kendall County
• Volunteers assemble flags for Healing Field
• When illness strikes
• Things go smoothly at Bolingbrook flu clinic
• Expert defense: Assisting the indigent
• Police blotter: Fraud; hit and run; theft
• Habitat mission grants homes a green makeover
• City notes
• Man may get boot camp for burglary
• Things to do
• After arrest, charges for Stebic still pending
• Threatening note puts NCHS on lockdown
• D203 ranks high in state
• Longtime business owner Bivin dies
• Jurors hear debate over Dugan confession
• Lawyer: New view of Drew
• New campaign tackling childhood obesity
• D204 schools moving up in rankings
• Flu outbreak prompts closure of Wheaton Academy
• Schillerstrom wants 'timeouts' on spending votes
• DuPage County receives more H1N1 flu vaccine
• DuPage workers to see health care cost hikes
• Police report: Wallet stolen
• Twilight cast in Aurora
• Putting a price on artwork isn't always a simple task
• Things to do: Hugo Wolf Quartett at NCC
• Vets say Honor Flight was 'unforgettable'
• Former boarder critical of city ouster
• Will Co. flu vaccine clinic draws thousands
• District 203 adds 7 new classes
• Naperville house fire damage at $80,000
• Waiting for evidence in Vaughn case
• Running a red in Plainfield? Smile for the cameras
• New owner takes over Canterbury Shoppes
• Tips for a safe 'Howl-een'
• Things to do: Author to appear
• Dad sentenced in ‘home alone’ case
• DuPage Co. delays Muslim center vote
• Chicago terror suspect claims he was 'duped' by friend
• Former tenants recount ‘dirty little hell hole’
• Meals on Wheels runs into funding crisis
• Addict could get ‘boot camp’ for Naperville burglary
• Man sentenced in car burglary spree
• Ex-con gets prison for possessing LSD
• Two years, no answers in Peterson case
• Park District unveils new Community Hall
• Grant will help save on energy
• H1N1 vaccine still trickling into DuPage
• Terror suspect owns Grundy meat plant
• Drew sues bank over frozen credit line
• Judge orders supervision for speeder who had to go
• Vaccine clinics
• New legal site helps you help yourself in Will court
• STB agrees to widen its oversight of EJ&E deal
• Will County's first swine flu vaccine clinic today
• Things to do: Choral Invitational at NCC
• Plainfield rethinking home building, buying
• More hosptials restricting visitors due to H1N1
• City approves tax rate increase
• Time capsule divulges its secrets
• Andy McKenna enters Illinois governor's race
• School bus drivers cut deal to avoid strike
• Stebic charged with assault
• Red-light violation warnings end Oct. 31
• Many hats tossed in ring for county offices
• It's all about the relationships
• Getting the vaccine
• H1N1 questions and answers
• Senger announces re-election bid
• Candidates secure top spots on Feb. ballot
• Things to do: Author to speak Tuesday
• Groups work to weed park of non-native plants
• Truck fire closes tollway
• Masons discuss good they do in community
• Interested in learning about local Masons?
• Decision coming Nov. 6 on clinic lawsuit
• Things to do
• Autism's comfort zone
• Pumpkinfest grows to 50th year
• Boarder wars
• Locals tapped for state GOP organization
• D203, D204 buses expected to be running Monday
• Things to do: Danada Horse-Drawn Hayrides
• Will home sales on an upswing?
• Nicaricos tell of pain that never goes away
• Probation for school worker in sex case
• Jurors hear Dugan's jailhouse letters
• Teen charged with snapping up turtle
• Halvorson presenting over $2M in community grants
• Will Co. health department makes flu video
• Board passes athletic fields ordinance
• Two shot in Glen Ellyn home invasion
• Student's garden leads to TV appearance
• Unemployment climbs across state
• Demand is high, but flu shots are scarce
• Tape tells how Dugan drowned victim
• Families line up for first day of vaccines
• Police report: Criminal defacement
• Tax levy workshop Monday
• Downers Grove man charged in burglaries
• Hard to put a price on art
• Dugan judge denies mistrial motion
• Jurors hear Dugan's 1985 taped confession
• Naperville Sun named best paper at NINA Awards
• Scare up some food donations at trick or treating event
• Buick is back in Naperville
• Program to offer inside look at controlled burns
• City notes
• Dist. 204 preparing for bus service to stall
• Key Wester stabbing called a hoax
• Dedication, open house to honor Fischer
• Melissa's friend recalls day of abduction
• Few chime in on video poker
• 4 hospitalized after crash near Plainfield
• Naperville man's death related to H1N1
• Hindu community plans events to celebrate Diwali
• Workers file complaints over E-Verify
• Police report: Mailbox knocked off post
• Plainfield ready for Spooktacular
• Schools chief: Assume your child has contact with flu
• Muslim center nets county committee OK
• Gardeners fear new plots won’t happen
• Residents, officials urge Pace to save routes
• Two dogs escape smoky fire at Lisle home
• Forest preserve district sues foundation over funds
• State's jobless rate now at 10.5 percent
• Police report: DUI
• Hearing Tuesday for Naperville Pace cuts
• Former Aurora alderman drops congressional bid
• Truck tips on 75th Street
• Salaries in Naperville beat national average
• D203 to cut back on flu absence notices
• Tollway nightmare almost over
• Grant program back for next semester
• Big turnout for Rotary fundraiser
• Renovations complete at Mill Street School
• Water main dispute could lead to lawsuit
• NCC instructor robbed at gunpoint
• Foster's health care phone forum draws 17,000 calls
• Dugan victims recall kidnappings, rapes
• Furniture store a family affair since 1861
• Police report: Hit-and-run accidents
• Firefighters fight blaze in Lombard condo
• Postal Service delivers 1st-class news: No price hike
• City seeks feedback on disabled access
• Park District sponsors bags tournament
• Things to do: Book signing
• H1N1 shots available to limited groups
• Swine flu won't affect church ceremonies
• 'It's life-changing'
• Students to be honored for calendar art
• Spots available for Cantigny 5K
• Plainfield Twp. berm battle headed to court
• Junior League seeks winter coats
• A matter of honor
• At the hands of a murderer
• CAPS awards honor local firefighters
• D204 targets bullies
• When they disappear ...
• Biggert bill could ease emergency room waits
• Summit planned to discuss disabilities
• City's historic guidelines getting an update
• Women's club, Senger host safe Halloween event
• City's fall leaf collection program begins Monday
• Things to do: Book Buddies
• Bill aids in Navistar relocation to Lisle
• Will County recycling program a success
• Protesters rip Planned Parenthood's parking
• Dugan victim: 'I had to get away'
• Metra board considers fare hike
• Will County auditor: Right time for change
• Roundhouse unveils its absinthe bar
• Veterans panel officials defend record
• Drury to leave District 200
• Foreclosure rates in Will up from 2nd quarter
• Former bank official going to prison for stealing from elderly
• Sci-Tech lets go director, assistant director
• Schools report on budget balancing efforts
• Panelists say healthy eating begins at school
• Developer sues Aurora over denial of hotel
• Open house scheduled for Ogden Avenue plan
• River Road closure extended through Monday
• Service remembers Air Angels crash victims
• Biggert bill would crack ACORN
• Roads to close Saturday for 5K run
• Naperville to host Healing Field of Honor
• H1N1 shots are coming soon
• Things to do: Art exhibit at NCC
• Briefs: CAPS recogntion event
• Early Dugan victims close to home
• Mourners say goodbye to Naperville teen
• Grieving her way
• Neighbors resist plans for Muslim school
• Heater caused school fire
• Complaints spur move to reform vets panel
• Library officials propose cuts in staffing, operations
• Park tree planting honors Max Lacewell
• Foster slates third telephone town hall
• Downers Grove school reports H1N1 flu cases
• Dugan's prison behavior revealed
• Things to do: Amici General meeting
• IDOT: Avoid Downtown Chicago expressways
• Library considers cuts to staff, hours
• Council mulls 5th Ave. recommendations
• Ratings group commends hospitals’ specialties
• Employers planning for flu’s effect on staffing
• Naperville libraries getting a new look
• Hard work pays off for Clow library
• Historic commission members sought
• DuPage River Trail closed at 87th St.
• Deer and drivers can be a dangerous mix
• Biggert introduces two housing bills
• Safety suggestions for avoiding vehicle-deer crashes
• D'oh! A deer! IDOT: Crashes increase
• Handwashing 101
• Old dry cleaners just fade away
• Sweets under fire, but many say a little is OK
• Bennington returns to DuPage County board
• Program hopes to spark commerce
• D203 taking steps to monitor H1N1 flu
• Farmers say attendance growing at markets
• Is an apology enough over 'black fag' remark?
• Not welcome in Plainfield?
• Moving from courthouse to complex
• Black teens discover their 'brand'
• City seeks feedback on ride home program
• Things to do: Author set to appear
• Fire does $500,000 damage at Waubonsie
• Will County weighs early retirements
• County cuts bottled water, saves $38,000
• College students stung by grant reductions
• Court Dispositions
• Forest officials balance budget
• County places first order for H1N1 vaccine
• County gets $2 million grant
• Seasonal vaccine for young kids available
• Applications for holiday baskets being taken
• Things to do: Music of Mozart and Brahms
• Humane Society plans Black Cat Ball
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