The crash happened around 7 p.m. Thursday, police said.
The man, 40, was convicted of first-degree murder in 1999 and was on mandatory supervised release when he dealt the drugs, officials said.
Lisette Reyes was last seen leaving her home with spare clothing and did not arrive at school, police said.
The driver of a black Infiniti fled on foot after running a red light and killing the driver of another vehicle, police said.
The threat circulated among students in Aurora, police said.
Police said the female rideshare driver went straight to police after dropping the man off.
The car lost control and crashed on Lake Street near the Northgate Shopping Center, police said.
Upon arriving at the one-story ranch, crews found heavy fire in the attached garage that had spread into the rest of the residence.
The 16-year-old boy's family last saw him Wednesday night, Aurora police said.
Aurora police have cracked down on street racing and unauthorized car meetups over the last few weeks to ensure "safety for all who travel."
Aurora police located the missing teen after asked the community for help.
Following his arrest, the 55-year-old man, charged with six counts of criminal sexual abuse, was released from jail on pre-trial conditions.
The Plum Grove Retirement Community resident was transported to a local hospital in stable condition, officials said.
The man was sentenced two years after he dealt more than 200 grams of psilocybin mushrooms to an undercover police officer, officials said.
The fire extended from the second floor into the attic, where access was blocked off, making efforts difficult, officials said.
The man, 51, was tased and charged with aggravated battery after he hit a man in the head with a rifle, officials said.
The Aurora mall was partially shut down Wednesday afternoon after a threat, police said.
The driver was evaluated by Aurora Fire Department paramedics but refused further medical attention, Aurora police said.
The man, 24, was sentenced about two years after he fled from deputies, driving into oncoming traffic and toward police at up to 100 mph.
The fire was located in the basement of a two-story, multi-family building on Aurora's far east side.
The child's father and uncle broke into a home and fled with the 8-year-old in a car driven by the child's grandmother, Aurora police said.
Aurora police are asking drivers to avoid the area until the roadway reopens.
The four-car crash happened at the intersection of East New York Street and North Eola Road, police said.
The man was last seen on Tuesday, police said Friday.
All residents were out of the two-story, single-family house and a cat was rescued by a neighbor by the time crews arrived.
One man was treated for spinal fractures and other injuries. Another victim sustained minor injuries in the July 13 incident, police said.
The Aurora Police Department does not suspect foul play in the 35-year-old man’s death, officials said.
The young boy was missing for a few hours Thursday night, according to police.
The security measures come after former President Donald Trump was injured Saturday in what the FBI called an attempted assassination.
Police said the crash happened Friday when a car made a left-hand turn into the path of the oncoming motorcycle.
The Independence Day holiday did not have a direct effect on call volume or call types, Aurora Fire Department officials said.
A car and a semi-trailer truck crashed Monday afternoon on Interstate 88 near Farnsworth Avenue.
The fire was contained in the attached garage of a house on Pointe Boulevard in Aurora.
The collision happened while the deputy was responding to an emergency call in Aurora Wednesday morning.
The crash happened Wednesday morning at the intersection of East New York Street and North Union Street in Aurora.
The 55-year-old was also sentenced to four years in prison, to be served concurrently with his other term, for aggravated battery.
Kane County State's Attorney Jamie Mosser's investigation into the non-fatal shooting by an officer found no wrongdoing on APD's part.
Special response teams from the Aurora and Naperville police departments are conducting training exercises Wednesday in downtown Aurora.
Aurora police launched an investigation after a man with a valid FOID and concealed carry license brought a gun into an Aurora building.
Officials said the new space provides a cohesive workspace for the team to operate effectively.