As winter nears its end, Aurora locals will get to enjoy an extra hour of sunlight this weekend thanks to daylight saving time.
The Aurora organization's founders have more than 60 years of combined experience evangelizing and teaching those who rely on sign language.
Local Swedish Children's Choir presents Swedish Meatball Dinner Benefit
In free Naperville Public Library 95th Street program, gerontologist Dr. Lydia Manning empowers older women to harness their wealth, health
The event serves as an opportunity for students to learn from professional musicians and experience performing for the community.
A $600,000 grant from Illinois' Open Space Land Acquisition and Development program will pay for phase one of the Garfield Park project.
Nine people were promoted to new ranks as a result of the three battalion chiefs' retirement between January and February.
The city hired a consulting firm to conduct a parking study to assess how locals use the current system and identify improvements.
Tutor training starts March 11
City officials will also unveil a memorial bench designed in honor of the five men killed in the shooting on Feb. 15, 2019.
"Feral," set to be on display for about a month, is a show featuring the artwork of 18 artists from Aurora and surrounding communities.
The lineup includes Artesan Lofts Art Gallery's annual street art show, an island party, a performance of timeless love songs, and more.
Community Outreach Specialist Brian Moreno was staffing the Aurora Transportation Center when a teen wielded a gun and battered someone.
The childcare provider is hoping to collect 25,000 books for low-income families from across its locations in Chicagoland.
Tutor training starts February 6
The Community Foundation of the Fox River Valley awarded grants to 14 nonprofit organizations, including five in Aurora.
At Batavia Public Library, Dr. Jim Flanagan, author and founder of Bentron Financial Group, helps people navigate key retirement step
The 1934 fire on South Broadway claimed the lives of three Aurora Fire Department firefighters as they worked to extinguish the flames.
Both men overlapped as members of the Aurora Police Department's Pipes & Drums bagpipe group.
Three men dress up as the magi to present gifts to Aurora children — more than 1,000 gifts were given out last year.
Look at these adorable pups!
Commander Liz Robinson-Chan, who served all four bureaus within the department, retired after giving her final roll call Friday morning.
Purpose City Church resides off of a street with a newly appointed honorary name: Purpose City Way.
The police department is expecting about 40 people to participate throughout the event at Meijer.
Chief Dave McCabe nominated Office Coordinator Roseann Hernandez for the Administrator of the Year award.
The department received nearly $80,000 in grant funding from the Department of Justice, which was one of just 46 grants awarded nationwide.
Engbarth, who served as a faith leader at several parishes in Aurora for 45 years, died at the age of 75 the day before Thanksgiving.
Police responded to help an individual who surrendered to officers just after 6:30 p.m., adding "no crime occurred" in the incident.
Active military personnel from Aurora can register themselves on the city's website in order to receive a gift honoring their service.
The community leader nominee works as the marketing director for the Fox Valley Mall.
The nonprofit will use the funds to "further enhance the impact of its unique brand of value-based, integrated care in communities."
The event gives locals the chance to anonymously dispose of unwanted, expired or unused medications.
The reader who nominated the Auroran said he "is dedicated to helping his community grow."
The winning ticket was purchased Nov. 7, 2022, at 7-Eleven on Montgomery Road in Aurora.
Purpose City Church occupies the former Ginger Creek Church space at 2850 Ginger Woods Parkway.
In a program hosted by the Eola Road branch of the Aurora Public Library, Dr. Jim Flanagan covers the process from beginning to end
The annual event which benefits the Marie Wilkinson Food Pantry, will be held on Nov. 12 at the Two Brothers Roundhouse in Aurora.
"They gave him that opportunity to live the rest of his young life," Mayor Irvin said of Daniel Chavez and Josh Elrod.
The reader who nominated the volunteer said she "is so special [for] always putting the needs of others before herself."
The free drive-thru will be open to the first 2,500 Aurora residents who register.