The car entered a front yard and crashed into the porch of an apartment building, police said.
Krishnamoorthi said a "white supremacist attempted to carry out a mass shooting" at the Hindu temple where his family worships.
An officer saw the driver, a now-24-year-old Aurora man, "pass a rifle-style firearm" to a passenger during a traffic stop, police said.
As residents evacuated, the officer determined that one person was still inside. When he forced his way in, he found a man asleep.
One arrest stemmed from a search warrant in a firearm investigation, and the other was related to Tuesday's domestic incident, police said.
The incident began on West Galena Boulevard and led Aurora police to the 200 block of Half Moon Circle, officials said.
A judge ordered the 41-year-old to be released under certain conditions while his trial is pending.
Passersby might notice an increased police presence and specialized equipment in the area during the training.
Aurora police, who are asking for the community's help locating the teen, said he left home Oct. 1 and didn't return.
The three other people involved in the case were also charged in connection with the death of 19-year-old Edwin Varela, officials said.
Hain will officially retire two days before the general election, when the sheriff's seat will be up for grabs.
The teenager left home early one morning and didn't return, according to police.
The teen was charged with aggravated battery in a public way and aggravated battery to a peace officer, both felonies, police said.
Police said he had not been in contact with family since Sept. 15.
The preliminary investigation indicated neither driver was impaired, according to Aurora police.
Several of the firearms were unsecured and accessible to children living in the residece, according to police.
Southbound Orchard Road was closed for hours due to how much garbage spilled, officials said.
Traffic in the area will be delayed while crews work to clear the scene, police said.
Locals can drop off expired or unwanted prescriptions at the upcoming DEA-coordinated event — no questions asked.
He has a history of leaving home and not returning, police said.
The at-fault driver was behind the wheel without ever having been issued a driver's license, police said.
BNSF Railway officials said the collision did not occur at a crossing.
Back in 2010, he was the live-in boyfriend of the baby's mother. He's now charged with two counts of first-degree murder, police said.
The squad car was parked outside the deputy's home when it was burglarized, officials said.
The 71-year-old Wisconsin man was convicted by a federal jury for stealing trade secrets while working at Philips' facility in Aurora.
The 15-year-old has a history of voluntarily leaving home without notice, Aurora police said.
Authorities said they received a report of scammers making calls that appear to come from the Aurora Police Department.
Firefighters contained the flames before they could extend into the two-story, single-family home, Aurora fire officials said.
Eight other businesses successfully passed the Aurora Police Department's recent alcohol and tobacco compliance check.
The teenage girl was reported missing after she left home early Sunday morning and didn't return, police said.
The first-arriving police found flames breaking through the roof. Units on the building's west side saw extensive floor and roof damage.
Tyesha Bell, killed in 2003, was considered missing until skeletal remains were found on a property under development in Montgomery.
Aurora police will join more than 200 law enforcement agencies statewide in the campaign targeting impaired and seat belt-less driving.
Police are asking for help finding the teenager who ran away from home Saturday.
Flock says it has deployed about 120,000 cameras across 49 states, including Illinois.
The pair was killed in a two-car crash in the eastbound lanes of Interstate 88 near Eola Road, police said.
One of the two cars involved was fully engulfed in flames as a result of the collision, state police said.
After an argument with a passenger, police said the man turned his car around on I-94, drove against traffic and got into a head-on crash.
The program gives youth between the ages of 14 and 20 a hands-on look at the world of policing.
Prosecutors said the 18-year-old possessed and disseminated child sexual abuse material.