Racing simulation business gets early green light from Naperville planners
Racing simulation business on Route 59 gets OK from the Naperville Planning and Zoning Commission, heads to the city council.
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Commission recommends sign variance for Charles Schwab branch in downtown Naperville
Charles Schwab is planning renovations to its downtown Naperville branch to help meet the financial needs of changing generations, and one of the updates involves a request to add a...
Plan to preserve historic summer kitchen in Naperville wins panel support
A structure believed to be Naperville’s only remaining historic summer kitchen may have a path to preservation.
Restaurant scene at Naperville’s Block 59 expands with three November openings
Shopping and dining options are increasing this month at Naperville’s Block 59 with three new restaurants scheduled to open before Thanksgiving.
New Chicken Salad Chick in Naperville specializes in — what else? — chicken salad
There’s a new restaurant in Naperville where its name makes the menu clear. Chicken Salad Chick opened this week on Aurora Avenue.
‘No Kings’ protesters take their ‘thousands of outrages’ against Trump to downtown Naperville streets
"No Kings" protesters in downtown Naperville brought with them a long list of reasons they oppose Donald Trump’s administration.
Washington Street house proposed for Naperville builder’s design hub
A Naperville house on the west side of Washington Street is proposed to become the new design headquarters for DJK Custom Homes.
Rowhouses proposed for Benton and Main win Naperville commission’s recommendation
The Naperville Planning and Zoning Commission endorsed height and yard variances for a rowhouse development at Benton and Main.
Proposed downtown boot camp-style fitness studio wins Naperville panel’s support
A high-intensity fitness studio that’s looking to move into a first-floor space in downtown Naperville is seeing early support on several fronts, including from the city’s Planning and Zoning Commission.
People giving up pets for financial reasons need help, DuPage officials say
Legislation needed to reduce high cost of vet services, lease fees forcing people in DuPage, elsewhere to give their pets to shelters, animal advocates say.