Naperville Sun Wednesday, July 1, 2026 | | |
| | | | | Cincinnati defender Ella Burke, a Naperville Central graduate, was sidelined for nearly two years with a torn ACL and compartment syndrome. | | | | | Two teens were arrested Friday during a large gathering of juveniles in downtown Naperville, a Naperville police commander said. | | | | | A 2018 state law that prohibited the use of endangered elephants in traveling shows is being expanded to cover all elephant species as well as big cats, primates and bears. | | | | | Challenging birthright citizenship was a central campaign pledge of Trump’s, who has disparaged the practice as “a magnet for illegal immigration.” | | | | | One by one, flags were installed at Wheaton’s Seven Gables Park, transforming green soccer fields into a sea of red, white and blue. | | | | | Naperville’s Ogden Avenue is ranked as one of the most passive-aggressive roads in the country in one national survey. | | | | | Roundup of small news items for the Naperville area. | | | | | Temps in the 100s are coming as a shock to Naperville residents after a 2-week cold stretch but Centennial Beach seemed to help. | | | |