Wright scores 15 points and grabs seven rebounds for Benet.
With Jayden Wright, all is right for Benet, which edges Warren to win its first state championship
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Man allegedly tried to take Naperville cop’s gun following high-speed chase, police say
Naperville police took a man into custody Friday night after he allegedly took them on a high-speed chase, tried to take an officer’s gun and had to be shot multiple times with a stun gun to be subdued, officials said.
Blake Fagbemi and Benet advance to Class 4A state championship game
Fagbemi does his part to keep his senior season going and matches his older brother in the process.
Naperville Election 2025: Council candidates consider path ahead for powering the city’s electric grid
On the matter of whether Naperville should sign an early contract extension with its current electricity provider, the eight candidates vying for Naperville City Council share a similar sentiment: energy procurement isn’t something the city should rush.
Tennis Bums show age is but a number: ‘They liven the courts up in the morning’
The Tennis Bums have been a local staple for more than two decades. A community tennis group with a 4.0 rating by U.S. Tennis Association standards, it boasts members from Naperville and surrounding suburbs. The catch: members are, at their youngest, in their 60s. The oldest Bums are in their 90s.
Donna Vickroy: As we deal with new chaos, take a page from COVID and practice the four Cs
These are tough times for empaths. As we watch government service agencies get gutted, as we watch people lose their jobs, as we watch our beautiful national parks struggle to stay open, as we watch our once thriving country descend into economic despair, it is a challenge to keep panic at bay. Knowing our government […]
The Way We Were: Prize-winning chickens a big deal in Naperville back in the early 1900s
Naperville resident Edward Heim with members of his family and his prize-winning chickens. Heim showed his chickens in local exhibitions in the very early 1900s.
Naperville News Digest: Naperville Park District to do prescribed spring burns; Loaves & Fishes to hold Chef Showdown fundraising event
Roundup of small news items for the Naperville area.
Elgin News Digest: East Dundee VB approves new gateway, wayfinding signs; Kane Animal Control holding vaccine, microchip clinics
Roundup of small news items for the Elgin area.
Naperville Police Arrests for March 6-11
Roundup of recent arrests made by the Naperville Police Department.