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The Naperville Police Department is hosting a free scam awareness webinar on Feb.

26, focusing on common scams and how to recognize them.

The 48th annual Little Friends Benefit Auction, aimed at supporting individuals with autism and developmental disabilities, marks the organization's 60th anniversary with a significant fundraising event in Naperville.

Krishna Emmadi, 75, was found dead following a house fire in Naperville, with the incident causing over $800,000 in damages and rendering the home uninhabitable.

Indian Prairie School District 204's school safety contest generated over 200 innovative entries by students from all grade levels, emphasizing community responsibility in preventing violence, with winners to be announced soon.

Naperville School District 203's proposed changes to school start times and schedules have sparked concerns among students, teachers, and parents, prompting the district to postpone the vote and seek further input.

Naperville is examining the regulation of THC product sales, with Councilwoman Jennifer Bruzan Taylor initiating a review to ensure current laws are sufficient.

Nicky Lopez, a former Naperville Central High School graduate, signs a minor-league deal with the Cubs, aiming to make the major league roster while embracing the challenges and changes in his baseball career.

Benet High School's girls basketball team secured their 11th consecutive regional title by defeating Naperville North with a standout defensive performance, notably limiting star player Natalie Frempong to six points.

Charles Ives' America - Chicago Sinfonietta

Celebrate the 150th Anniversary of "The Father of American Music," composer Charles Ives at a special concert. Fully narrated and featuring stunning visuals, this multimedia event includes Ives' most popular symphonic music, plus a pre-concert recital of his songs.

Love Letters (Women's Month Concert) - Chicago Sinfonietta

Love Letters is a symphonic celebration of women and their achievements. Featuring music by 3 living female composers (including a World Premiere) and 3 historic men (Brahms, Mahler, Mendelssohn), this concert is a jewel box of orchestral favorites. Acclaimed bassoonist Monica Ellis performs Opus Serena, a work honoring tennis star Serena Williams.