Residents will have the chance to review exhibits and reports and speak with staff about the Bicycle and Pedestrian Comprehensive Plan.
City Council will vote Tuesday to hire two architectural firms to work on the expansion and preliminary design of the two downtown spots.
The money will be used to purchase more ammunition used during the department's quarterly firearms proficiency training, officials said.
Succeeding Scheketa Hart-Burns, Brandon Tolliver will be the second person to hold the position since the ward's inception in 1991.
Brandon Tolliver was appointed Tuesday after Scheketa Hart-Burns' unexpected death in June, becoming the youngest person on City Council.
Mayor Richard Irvin will bring his final recommendation forth for a vote by the Aurora City Council at a special meeting after Labor Day.
Rather than bringing one finalist forth, Mayor Irvin advanced seven. One candidate rescinded her application due to scheduling conflicts.
Aldermen voted 10-1 to approve final plans and zoning for the Hollywood Casino Aurora, which will move from downtown to Farnsworth Avenue.
The updated bill, which passed the House and Senate, would allow police to use drones to monitor large special events.
In the five ward races, where one candidate ran unopposed, all five incumbents were reelected, unofficial tallies show.
In the alderperson at large race, two candidates are challenging incumbent Sherman Jenkins for the seat.
The Aurora Public Safety Technology Project will bring upgrades to the main and backup 911 centers at the police and fire departments.
On Feb. 15, 2019, five Henry Pratt Company employees, including one intern, were killed by a gunman who opened fire in the warehouse.
The "resulting havoc" from tension between the city and Aurora Pride left the group with double the bill: $43,500 compared to a quoted $22K.
Marie Wilkinson Food Pantry, the Aurora Police Department and Fox Valley Park District are just some of the groups that received funding.
The Thursday morning meeting will cover topics including how best to stay safe, snow route operations, and parking and shoveling ordinances.
Before police arrived, one woman jumped "without hesitation" into an icy pond to save a 9-year-old boy from drowning Nov. 23.
Unofficial vote totals show Hain, a Democrat, led Republic challenger Jeffrey Bodin by more than 21,000 votes.
Democrat Sheriff Ron Hain will look to keep his job against Republican Jeffrey Bodin.
Gov. J.B. Pritzker will be accompanied by his running mate for lieutenant governor, Juliana Stratton.
The visit by DPI Chairperson is believed to be the first visit by a party chairperson in an estimated twenty years.
The $360 million proposal includes a $50 million bond issuance from the city to help construct the casino, 200-room hotel and event center.
The former Lincoln and Todd elementary schools will be transformed into the new Fox Valley Apartments, set to open next spring.
Early voting is underway. Here's everything you need to know about the Nov. 8 election.
During his 20-year career with APD, David Tellner served as a patrol officer and special operations group investigator, among other things.
Throughout his career of more than two decades, Pedro Rodriguez served as a patrol officer and a K-9 officer with his partner, Gunny.
Aurora's long-abandoned Copley Hospital is now a space for people with cognitive and intellectual disabilities looking to live alone.
The upcoming hybrid forum will discuss the candidates running for state senate in the 42nd District and 83rd District.
Using the online resource, the public can delve into maps and data about incident reporting, crime statistics and community engagement.
One of the tasks for the city's newest advisory board is to organize, support and promote events recognizing each June as Pride Month.
Funds will be used to improve sidewalks along Broadway, replace outdated utility infrastructure and reconfigure Route 25 traffic lanes.
Route 31, from East Illinois Avenue to East Indian Trail Road in Aurora, was named "Dan Dolan Way."
Public participation is encouraged at two meetings this week where officials will discuss options for redistricting Aurora.
Officials said their goal is to "improve the overall park experience and better provide recreational and educational opportunities."
Ahead of Independence Day, the city started a campaign where residents will be hit with fines up to $1,000 for using fireworks illegally.
To secure the number of officers needed, police staffing the parade will be paid triple-time, which officials called "unprecedented."
After a judge denied Aurora Pride's appeal Thursday, the organization said it's planning to file a federal lawsuit "in short order."
"We continue to fall short of the minimum number of sworn law enforcement officers needed to ensure the overall safety," police said.
Mayor Richard Irvin pulled out of the event after Aurora Pride banned uniformed cops and then later offered a "soft uniform" compromise.
Richard Irvin called for stronger background checks after 19 students and two teachers were killed at an elementary school in Texas.