Diane Moca

A trial-basis permit that allowed downtown Naperville restaurants to serve food and drinks at sidewalk tables last year should be made permanent, Naperville Liquor Commission members said. The temporary permit...

Electronic bracelets that allow Naperville Ribfest patrons to buy beer, food, carnival tickets and other items without cash have been approved by the Naperville Liquor Commission. The wristband devices, known...

Some wore pink hats. Some held signs. Some showed no outward hint they were part of a protest. But all seemed to have the same resolve as they joined dozens...

Excitement and energy levels were high at Neuqua Valley High School Saturday as hundreds of students rushed around in a flurry of activity during the WiredCats VEX Robotics Competition. More...

Local parents decided to forget overpriced buffets, second-rate champagne and hard-to-find babysitters in favor of celebrating a lively New Year's Eve at the DuPage Children's Museum, allowing their little ones...

The holiday spirit filled the air at the Naperville Target store Thursday evening when more than 50 kids went on a shopping spree with Naperville police officers who footed the...

Nearly 200 people braved 25-degree temperatures Sunday to march in support of religious and cultural freedom and tolerance. The Community Unity Walk started at Naperville's Fredenhagen Park and ended at...

Downtown Naperville shoppers were jumping in surprise Thursday night as they passed store mannequins that suddenly came to life. The unexpected shock turned to laughter when they realized the displays...

The chilly morning temperatures were not enough to deter the dozens who gathered Saturday for Naperville's annual Veterans Day ceremony at Veterans Park. "We look to veterans who fought in...