The woman, driving drunk, crashed into a car in Sugar Grove, leading to the death of the 67-year-old driver from Naperville, officials said.
Residents living at 102 and 104 E. Galena Boulevard in Aurora have been ordered to evacuate the building, police said.
Residents are complaining more about golf carts, mini bikes and off-road vehicles being driven where they're not allowed, police said.
Crews brought the fire under control within 22 minutes and fully extinguished it 31 minutes after the initial 911 call.
The man, 41, and a co-defendant fatally shot "an entirely innocent victim completely unknown to them" in December 2021, officials said.
It's the third year in a row — and fourth time in six years — that the department ranked No. 1 for most DUI arrests in the state.
Aurora police said the bicyclist's injuries were serious but not believed to be life-threatening, as of the time of the crash.
The rider crashed in a work zone, possibly with a construction vehicle, police said.
Aurora police complaints of street racing, stunt driving and takeover-style gatherings have "steadily increased" in recent years.
The woman, 23, pulled a gun, threatening to shoot after a discussion with her employers about not getting paid, according to prosecutors.
The teen was reported missing after he was last seen Tuesday night, police said.
Police will have extra attention on neighborhoods, near schools and along secondary roads where speed-related crashes are more frequent.
Two garages, a house and a wooden fence caught fire during Independence Day weekend, the Aurora Fire Department said.
The Kane County Sheriff's Office is teaming up with local agencies for the "Speeding Catches Up With You" enforcement campaign.
A victim was hospitalized in stable condition after the aggravated battery, according to Aurora police.
It was a "very-low speed incident" between a bicyclist and a train, according to Aurora police.
Firefighters found a small fire burning in the unit where the woman was found dead Monday afternoon, officials said.
The preliminary investigation indicates the shooting occurred after the two men got into a dispute, according to Aurora police.
Although there is no ongoing threat to the public, police are asking the community to avoid the area while officers investigate Monday.
A shooting was reported this weekend near downtown Aurora, police reported.
Aurora police asked for the community's help locating the girl on Friday.
The Naperville resident's victims range in age from pre-adolescent children to adult men, according to the DuPage County State's Attorney.
Aurora police are turning to the community for help locating the 16-year-old boy.
"These exercises are essential for maintaining the tracking capabilities of these dogs and their handlers," Aurora police said.
One man was last seen on May 30 and the other on June 2, Aurora police said.
A plane crashed in a farm field at 12727 U.S. Highway 30 in Hinckley at about 2:30 p.m. Saturday.
Three men are facing armed robbery and mob action charges after robbing a man and shooting him in Aurora Township.
The 19-year-old man was extricated from his SUV and brought to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead, officials said.
Three people approached a man driving in Aurora Township and demanded money and a cell phone before shooting him in the leg, officials said.
The man, 42, was walking in the roadway along the fog line when he was hit by a work van, detectives said.
The teen, a resident of Waterman, is facing attempted first-degree murder and aggravated battery charges after the incident in Big Rock.
Aurora crews had to pause firefighting operations once due to issues with a hose, and the fire worsened in the meantime, officials said.
Aurora police are asking for the community's help locating the missing 17-year-old girl.
There is no indication of an ongoing threat to the public at this time, Aurora police said.
Kane County deputies are taking a "no-excuses approach" and issue tickets "day and night" during the enforcement effort.
The Naperville man, 46, is accused of sexually assaulting two teenagers at his chiropractic clinic in Aurora.
The resident was awoken when smoke detectors went off, signaling a fire, Aurora officials said.
The 31-year-old man was found guilty of two counts of first-degree murder after a nearly week-long trial in February.
A Plano cop and Kendall deputy were "objectively reasonable" to shoot a man they say he pointed a shotgun at them following the chase.
Multiple cars crashed Thursday morning, and one person was hospitalized as a result, Aurora police said.