An autopsy was done Friday on the body believed to be that of a Naperville woman missing since the end of July but no preliminary cause of death or official verification of her identity has been released.

The Naperville School District 203 teacher’s union voted overwhelmingly in favor of authorizing a strike, but there are no plans to go on strike at this time, union officials said in a statement.

State officials say the changes written into the new federal law could place hundreds of thousands of Illinoisans at risk of losing SNAP benefits.

A proposal to build a downtown parking deck using part of the Nichols Library parking lot has been resurrected by a subcommittee of the Naperville Downtown Advisory Committee.

The US State Department announced Saturday it’s stopping visitor visas for people from Gaza while it conducts a “full and thorough review of the process and procedures.”

Among the major capital projects from the summer are secure entryways at 11 schools and an in-progress overhaul of Waubonsie Valley’s auditorium.

In town to talk about his new movie “Nobody 2,” the actor, comedian and Second City alum says he’d also love to make a movie about the infamous 1979 night at Comiskey Park.

Ben Clevenger also plays for Benet’s baseball team, which finished second in Class 3A in June.