Kratom sales ban considered | Micro-unit apartment development | Naperville International Festival 

NCTV17 News Update slate for August 24, 2026 with kratom tablets in spoon in background
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Naperville City Council considering ban on retail sale of kratom

The City of Naperville is considering banning the sale of kratom at all retail establishments within the municipality, based on a recent ordinance proposal.

The city council had a first reading of the ordinance, with wide-ranging comments, at a recent meeting, and directed to have it return for further deliberation on Tuesday, Sept. 1.

Read more about the proposed kratom ordinance and what the council, public speakers, public safety officials, and legal counsel had to say about it.

Micro-unit apartment development planned at former Naperville commuter parking site

A new micro-unit apartment project within Naperville could take root at the current site of a parking lot that in the past functioned as a place for commuters to park.

The city’s Planning and Zoning Commission on Wednesday reviewed the project details, which include 65 units, and forwarded on a favorable recommendation to the decision-making city council.

Learn more about the micro-unit apartment plans and what commissioners had to say about the development.

New Naperville International Festival coming Sept. 12

A new celebration highlighting cultural connections is coming to Naperville next month. The Naperville International Festival will take place Sept. 12 at Central Park. 

The event, hosted by the Sister Cities Foundation, is an expansion of the city’s Hispanic Heritage Festival, inviting a broader range of cultural representation.

Find out more about the festival.

Influencer Trisha Paytas to visit Naperville for book event

YouTube personality, actress, singer, and now author Trisha Paytas is making a stop in Naperville this November on the tour for her new memoir, “Crying on the Kitchen Floor.” 

She’ll be appearing at North Central College’s Pfeiffer Hall at an event hosted by Anderson’s Bookshop.

Learn more about the appearance.

Make Plans Monday: your two-week look ahead

Looking for things to do in the Naperville area? Check out our roundup of local events and activities happening around town. 

See what’s coming up over the next two weeks.