Naperville woman killed after being struck in crosswalk by SUV, police say
A Naperville woman on a bicycle was killed Saturday morning after being struck by an SUV on Ogden Avenue, Naperville police said.
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Letters to the Editor: McBroom spreads misleading, partisan info on DEI and economy
Letters to the editor submitted to the Naperville Sun.
Letter to the Editor: Killing DEI program would be ‘terrible step backwards’
Letters to the editor submitted to the Naperville Sun.
Guest column/Benny White: DEI’s a necessary investment in a diverse community that values inclusion
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, City Councilman Benny White says.
Naperville police charge man with loaded gun at Topgolf lot — arrest no. 23 since August 2023
A convicted felon allegedly driving with open alcohol, cannabis and a loaded gun Sunday became the 23rd suspect to be arrested on an illegal firearm charge in the Naperville Topgolf...
Naperville house nearly gutted in fire that caused an estimated $300k in damage
A daytime fire caused an estimated $300,000 in damage to a Naperville home located near Ogden Avenue and Fort Hill Drive, officials said.
Man shot in residential area near Route 59 and North Aurora Road, Naperville police say
A 26-year-old man was shot Thursday afternoon in what Naperville police are describing as a situation in which the victim and attacker knew each other.
Letters to the Editor: Pols need to tax the rich to support Social Security; support bill to end ‘gratuitous’ wildlife killing contests
Letters to the editor submitted to the Naperville Sun for publication.
Aurora man charged with selling fentanyl in Naperville area
An Aurora man has been arrested on felony drug charges stemming from fentanyl sales he allegedly made in the Naperville area.
Naperville residents receive college/university degrees, named to honor rolls and dean’s lists
Roundup of Naperville residents who have completed college/university degrees or been named to their school’s dean’s lists, honor rolls or similar listings.