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Monday, August 10, 2026

Two longtime Naperville businesses close but slew of restaurants on horizon

Elegante Salon & Day Spa and Great Harvest Baking Co. have shut their doors after decades but five new restaurants are soon to open.

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Naperville’s ban on happy hour deals should be lifted, commission says

The Naperville Liquor Commission is recommending the Naperville City Council remove its restrictions on happy hour drink specials.

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Personal crimes up slightly in Naperville, mid-year report shows

Personal crimes increased slightly in the first half of the year in Naperville but property crimes remained stable, police say.

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Gov. Pritzker stops short of assessing Speaker Welch’s leadership amid Illinois House harassment fallout

Gov. JB Pritzker declined to offer an opinion on House Speaker Emanuel “Chris” Welch’s leadership or whether Welch’s public responses have adequately addressed his handling of sexual harassment complaints against former state Rep. Harry Benton.

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Naperville News Digest: Knoch Knolls center closing for lot maintenance; forest preserve district selling trees, shrubs

Roundup of small news items for the Naperville area.

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Donna Vickroy: Saying ‘no, thank you’ to stores are now fightin’ words

Trying to check out at a store has become a lesson in patience due to the constant push to sell you something you don’t want or need.

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Naperville Police Arrests for Aug. 2-3

Roundup of recent arrests made by the Naperville Police Department.

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Forever toll increases? Some question rationale of tollway’s plan to raise rates every two years

For some Illinois drivers, the sticker shock of a nearly 60% toll increase proposed for 2027 has obfuscated inflation-related hikes set to recur every two years effective 2029, if approved.

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