Aurora Officials say President's Orders on Immigration Won't Impact City Policies

The Mayor and Chief of Police of Aurora said their current policies on immigrants won't change

Sen. Oberweis: Governor optimistic that lawmakers will come together

Gov. Rauner says he remains “deeply optimistic” that lawmakers will come together for the good of Illinois, according to Sen. Jim Oberweis.

Sen. Oberweis: Senate enacts term limits for its leadership

Senate lawmakers took immediate bipartisan action on the first day of the 100th General Assembly to enact term limits for Senate leaders.

Sen Oberweis: 100th General Assembly brings new challenges, new opportunities

Senator Jim Oberweis took part in the convening of the 100th General Assembly Jan. 11 in Springfield.

Aurora Wins for Best-Tasting Water

The contest included nine other entries from Kane County

Delays Expected as Construction Gets Under Way on Prairie Street

Prairie Street will be closed between Lake Street and River Street in Aurora.

Ohio Street Bridge in Aurora Reopens

A new protected pedestrian bridge on the west side of the bridge is also now open.

Aurora Will Honor All Who Served During Annual Veterans Day Parade

​The City of Aurora and the Aurora Veterans Advisory Council will host the annual Veterans Day Parade and Ceremony on Friday, November 11.

Election Results 2016: Bill Foster Tops Tonia Khouri in 11th Congressional District Race

The incumbent will retain his seat in Congress after receiving roughly 60 percent of the vote.

Election Results: Oberweis Holds On to 25th District State Senate Seat

He received 55.1 percent of the vote.

Diwali Celebration This Saturday In Aurora

The Indian American Community Outreach Advisory Board of Aurora will celebrate its annual Diwali Festival on Saturday, October 22

Donate Food Items and Adopt a Pet for a Reduced Fee

Bring $10 worth of nonperishable foods to AACC and adopt an adult cat for just $10, a kitten for only $20 or a dog for just $20.

Nominations are Open for the 2016 Miss Merry Christmas and Jack Frost

Nominations are now open for the 2016 Miss Merry Christmas and Jack Frost contest, an Aurora tradition for more than 50 years.

Send Military Troops a Gift From Home

The City of Aurora's annual "Gifts from Home" program assures all local military troops know they are in our thoughts at the holidays

Award-winning Purchasing Manager Takes Helm of Aurora's Purchasing Division

​The City of Aurora is pleased to announce that Joan Schouten, CPIM, CPPB, has accepted the position of Director of Purchasing. ​

Aurora City Council Nominates Alderman Bob O'Connor to Serve as Acting Mayor

The Aurora City Council voted to nominate Alderman-at-Large Robert J. O'Connor to serve as Acting Mayor for the City of Aurora

Aurora Hosts Open House to Discuss Future Mural

The City of Aurora is seeking public input on the development of a new City-commissioned mural.

Aurora's GAR Museum Earns Statewide Preservation Award

Aurora's Grand Army of the Republic Memorial Museum has been honored with the 2016 President's Award for Preservation by Landmarks Illinois

How Do You Solve a Problem Like Addiction?

Officials in Kendall County gathered to discuss combating heroin and opioid addiction in Illinois.

Aurora Drug Dealer Found Guilty of Large Scale Drug Operation: Prosecutors

Meth, cocaine and marijuana found in his home was worth as much as $1.3 million.

Aurora Named One of the Top 10 Best Cities for Families

The City of Aurora has been ranked as one of the Top 10 Best Cities for Families by finance website WalletHub

Aurora Man Gets 28 Years for 2013 Attempted Murder

He received credit for 1,088 days served in the Kane County jail.

Zoologist Margaret Bowen to Lead Phillips Park Zoo

Longtime zoologist Margaret Bowen has taken the helm of Phillips Park Zoo and will lead the 101-year-old Aurora zoo as its next Zoo Manager.

Aurora Launches New 'Pride of the Neighborhood' Program

​Mayor Weisner is launching the inaugural Pride of the Neighborhood Program​

Mechanics Union Endorses Linda Chapa LaVia for Aurora Mayor

“I am humbled and honored to receive the endorsement of Automobile Mechanics' Local 701,” said Chapa LaVia.​

Aurora Mayor Announces Resignation Effective Oct. 30

Mayor Tom Weisner cited an ongoing battle with cancer as the reason.

Senator Oberweis: Democrat leaders choose gamesmanship over progress

Gov. Rauner and Republican lawmakers stand together May 31 to support a budget that’s fully funded and ensures schools can open on time.

Making Cents: Reduced Sales Tax Hits DuPage County

Aurora shoppers may not notice the tax drop on their bottom line Wednesday, but officials say it'll save $36 million a year.

Rick Guzman is Running for Mayor of Aurora

Aurora Assistant Chief of Staff Rick Guzman to run for mayor.

Aurora Mayor Calls For Elimination of Aurora Election Commission

"The Aurora Election Commission is a 'one trick pony' - and a lame one at that," Aurora Mayor Tom Weisner said in a statement last week.

Khouri Wins GOP 11th Congressional District Nomination

Khouri will face off against incumbent Bill Foster in the November general election.

Find Your Polling Place in Aurora

And check to see if you're registered to vote for the Illinois Primary Election, which is Tuesday.

Construction on Route 59 Metra Station Improvements to Begin This Spring

Improvements are meant to improve traffic flow in and out of the parking lot and will connect the station to nearby residential developments

Aurora Seeks Public Input on Growth, Development Along South Farnsworth

The corridor has experienced considerable growth in population, employment and travel demand, and growth is expected to continue.