• College of DuPage could open innovation center in downtown Glen Ellyn

  By Katlyn Smith Village trustees could vote Monday to enter into an agreement with the college to further study the idea of an “innovation ecosystem” in a historic Glen Ellyn building, but College of DuPage educators say they want to open the innovation center in a downtown setting.
  Last Updated Jun 22, 2017 7:06 PM

• Investigation continues into body found in burned car at Morton Arboretum

  Updated Jun 22, 2017 5:23 PM

  Authorities remained tight-lipped Thursday about their investigation into a person found dead inside a burned-out vehicle at the Morton Arboretum.

• New Naperville restaurant delights kids with trains, toots

  Updated Jun 22, 2017 4:18 PM

  2Toots Train Whistle Grill rings orders to tables using model trains and surprises parents with meals that aren’t “carnival food.”

• Bloomingdale cops riding to remember Officer Raymond Murrell

  Posted Jun 22, 2017 9:00 AM

  The Bloomingdale Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 175 has organized the first Ride for Ray, a one-hour motorcycle ride through the suburbs to remember fallen Officer Raymond Murrell, a motorcycle enthusiast.

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• Dist. 203 reviewing 30 applications for board vacancy

  Updated Jun 22, 2017 10:29 AM

  Naperville Unit District 203 is considering applications from 30 people seeking to fill a school board vacancy created by the resignation this month of Mike Jaensch.

• Lisle man charged in stabbing during traffic confrontation

  Updated Jun 22, 2017 8:56 AM

  A 29-year-old Lisle man is accused of stabbing a motorist multiple times Tuesday night during a traffic confrontation in Lisle.

• Body found inside burning car at Morton Arboretum

  Updated Jun 22, 2017 1:05 AM

  A dead body was discovered Wednesday afternoon inside a burning vehicle in a remote parking area of the Morton Arboretum in Lisle, DuPage County sheriff’s officials said.

• Kane County considering ‘Cupcake Law’ to allow home baking businesses

  Updated Jun 21, 2017 7:43 PM

  Kane County health officials are pushing for local adoption of the “Cupcake Law,” allowing for the production and sale of certain baked goods out of non-inspected home kitchens.

• N. Aurora man gets 10 years for selling cocaine

  Updated Jun 21, 2017 6:44 PM

  A 39-year-old North Aurora man was sentenced Wednesday to 10 years in prison for selling cocaine to an undercover cop in exchange for cigarettes, officials say.

• Police: Man scammed when woman promises to ‘bless’ his cash
• Naperville debates appearance, OKs duplex plan without brick
• Weather, danger thwart young Naperville climber’s Denali attempt
• Retiring Naperville hospital CEO gets day in her honor
• Naperville climber’s Alaska trek raises $20,000 for outdoors nonprofit
• Naperville council approves liquor sales at sidewalk cafes
• Cross-country course development for old Geneva landfill targeted for fall
• Fox Valley police reports
• Two brothers, woman charged in Aurora police standoff after burglary
• Wrongful-death suit filed in Aurora retention pond crash that killed mom, 9-year-old son
• Reward offered in hate crime at Naperville’s Schmaltz Deli
• After protesters gather, Rauner skips Republican fundraiser
• Naperville Central’s Lakstigala picks Penn
• Political graffiti outside Jewish deli in Naperville being called a hate crime
• Amtrak conductor recovering ‘extremely well’ from Naperville shooting
• Driver who killed woman in Aurora sentenced to 7 years
• Former employee charged with robbing Bartlett golf club
• Police: Naperville-area man killed after walking in front of car
• Fox Valley police reports
• Naperville looking to build outdoor office along Riverwalk
• Naperville attorney’s stance against hate crimes to become law
• Relax, connect with Yoga Day celebration in Naperville
• Aurora standoff ends with four in custody
• Police: 22-year-old man shot at Aurora gas station is OK
• Naperville Ribfest’s new mascot to come to life as ‘Curly Hamilton’
• Aurora man gets 13 years for child sex assault
• Book-shaped sculptures fill downtown Naperville with imaginative seating
• State agency OKs behavioral health hospital in New Lenox
• Children’s museum debuts water exhibit
• Wayback Burgers to give away free shakes Wednesday
• NASA program gets Lisle students ‘excited to learn’
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• Scale insects create sticky situation in St. Charles

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