The Grand Army of the Republic Military Museum is shedding light on the challenges women face while serving in the armed forces.
Local Swedish Children's Choir to present Swedish Meatball Dinner Benefit
Of 182 of the largest cities in the United States, Aurora ranked in the top 20 for overall happiest.
Starting March 1, women who worked for Aurora City Hall will have a space dedicated just to them, officials unveiled.
Aurora Public Library hosts free session as Bentron Financial Group founder Dr. Jim Flanagan helps you gauge your retirement readiness
Clarina Warren served the Aurora community by making coats, dresses and other articles of clothing as a highly sought-after seamstress.
Esmeralda Tellner's first job at the Aurora police department was as a records clerk, a role she took on in 1998.
Once a week for 11 weeks, residents will have a chance to learn about the Aurora Police Department and its officers' duties.
Featuring an all-star cast, staged by Paramount’s Jeff award-winning directors Jim Corti and Trent Stork, February 1-March 19, 2023.
The 100-year-old Auroran credits his exercise routine as being the key to living a long life, city officials said.
Aurora's African American Heritage Advisory Board is hosting the event "to give Black students a platform to express their talents."
The beloved cat came to Aurora's Phillips Park Zoo in spring 2005 and quickly became a favorite of both staff and visitors, officials said.
The warming center, located at the Aurora Transportation Center, will open nightly starting Sunday.
Dr. Jim Flanagan and Jigar Doshi of Bentron Financial Group will help older adults gauge their retirement readiness
Tutor training starts February 6
Messenger Public Library hosts free session as Bentron Financial Group founder Dr. Jim Flanagan helps you gauge your retirement readiness
Jan. 4, 2022, the educator's final day as president of Waubonsee Community College, was also dubbed Dr. Christine Sobek Day in Aurora.
Officer Che Earwood's retirement officially began on New Year's Day.
The funds will go toward the equipment and materials needed to install an e-commerce business in the Fox Valley Habitat ReStore in Aurora.
The Aurora Transportation Center transforms into a temporary overnight warming center based on temperature thresholds.
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Nearly 50 percent of last year's applicants received scholarships from Community Foundation of the Fox River Valley, according to the group.
Mayor Richard Irvin entered dozens of shops with noise makers and cheers to hand-deliver checks to owners to small business owners.
We all know someone who's making a difference. Here's one local resident who is having an impact in Aurora.
The 9-year-old boy reunited with one of the officers who saved him after he fell through ice trying to grab his football Nov. 23.
Students receive high quality training in a state-of-the-art facility right here in Aurora.
Mario Clark and Tim Griffin, who played football, and Matt McKee, a volleyball player, will be inducted into the Hall of Fame in January.
The Aurora Area Interfaith Food Pantry received more than 11,000 pounds of food and more than $115,000 in just more than three weeks.
The Habitat For Humanity project provided a new home for Cristal Lopez and her three boys just in time for the upcoming holidays.
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The second annual event is underway until Friday.
A video statement shared on Aurora PD's Facebook page shows the boy's mother saying she didn't think her son was going to see Thanksgiving.
Phyllis Kramer, a retired home economics teacher, has spent 21 years helping people nationwide learn how to prepare Thanksgiving turkeys.
Shoppers can visit three area grocery stores — in Aurora and Montgomery — to participate in the pantry's 15th annual holiday food drive.
Operation Senior Shovel is a free program that pairs Aurora seniors and residents with disabilities with volunteers who provide shoveling.
Voters who experience problems or come across irregularities on Nov. 8 can report the issues to the Kane County State's Attorney's Office.
To celebrate the 15th anniversary of the food drive, organizers will sell prepackaged bags of food starting at $15.
The nest had been home to bald eagles and their eaglets for over a decade, but was in a dying tree that had become unsafe.
The event aims to provide community members with a safe, convenient and responsible way to dispose of prescription drugs.
All proceeds from Saturday's "Fill the Bowl" fundraiser will support programs at Aurora's Marie Wilkinson Food Pantry.