Summer theater is heating up at North Central College, with "The Producers" running for two weekends in August.

Eight cars derailed from a freight train early Wednesday near Route 53. Shortly after midnight, part of the train left the track between Wilmington and Elwood as it was traveling around 15 mph.

Nightly concerts, a carnival and a parade -- there's something to make the end of summer seem not so bad.

In an era where good news about anything related to the economy is in short supply, Jack Rooney's talk Monday before the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce served as a welcome shot in the arm.

It was like 19 book signings in one. Not only was author Jini Leeds Clare in attendance Wednesday night at Wentz Concert Hall to celebrate the release of "Century Walk: Art Imitating History," but 18 of the artists whose work is part of the Century Walk public art project were also on hand.

Temple Wells drives through the intersection of Route 59 and North Aurora Road on her way to work each morning, just as she has for years.

Charges have been dismissed in the case of one of three young people accused of harassing a Downers Grove North High School teacher, a Naperville woman whose Facebook and e-mail accounts allegedly were compromised by the trio.

A live bat trapped near a Naperville garage is Will County's fourth confirmed case of wildlife rabies for 2010.

Kane County Cougars baseball is a great way to take the family to a ball game without breaking the bank.

The city of Naperville will host a public open house to present the draft Residential, Office and Limited Commercial zoning district from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesday in Meeting Rooms B and C of the Naperville Municipal Center, 400 S. Eagle St.

According to a 2009 Daily Herald article, Independent Booksellers had a twofold hit that saw a lot of them close shop.

Last week, the Naperville Art League opened its latest monthly offering with a nod to those classic directions grade school kids learn in art class.

After reading a copy of The Naperville Sun on Monday afternoon while eating lunch, Kurt Hodak called his wife, Lynn, with some news.

A Naperville man is credited with saving a teenage girl after hearing her call out for help after she became stuck in the fast-moving waters of the swollen DuPage River while on inner tubes with four other friends around 2 p.m. Tuesday, Naperville Fire Capt.

Very few residents move from Olesen Estates, a neighborhood in the northeast part of Naperville.

A dozen emergency personnel were sent scrambling in Naperville Tuesday afternoon after one of at least four girls tubing on the rain-swollen DuPage River fell in and was carried off by the swift current.

Moving day is beginning to take shape for the DuPage County Children's Advocacy Center.

Money doesn't grow on trees, but if Ken Schreiber has anything to say about it, it might come out of the air.

When AMC Entertainment took over Naperville's Showplace 16 movie theater complex earlier this summer, the company brought its commitment to Bollywood films with it.

Boarding houses and boarding rooms in Naperville are coming under closer scrutiny.