Police said the teen was located on June 11.
Police departments in Geneva, Batavia and St. Charles are hosting the joint initiative in an effort to reduce crashes and increase safety.
Batavia Police Department will be collecting expired or unwanted prescription medications as part of the national effort with the DEA.
The 30-year-old faces four battery charges, including aggravated domestic battery, after the Wednesday altercation with an elderly neighbor.
Police said the Batavia man was the only person in the car that hit a tree "for an unknown reason" Saturday morning.
The two people were driving on South Kirk Road in Batavia Monday afternoon when they were involved in a six-vehicle crash, police said.
Investigation into the collision involving a tractor semi-trailer, a tractor pulling a fuel tank and four cars is ongoing, police said.
Police arrived at the Batavia house around 10:14 a.m. Tuesday to assist the man who was working at the property.
Three other people were taken to a local hospital for treatment. An investigation into the Sunday evening crash is ongoing.
The now-arrested man forced the woman into the car, took her phone and drove out of Batavia city limits, police said.
The armed man got his pickup stuck near the home of a person he was previously charged with attempting to murder, police said.
A 21-year-old St. Charles driver was speeding down Wilson Street Tuesday night, nearly hitting several cars before crashing into two others.
Police were called to the 1400 block of Louis Bork Drive around 5:52 a.m. Thursday.
Batavia police said the reports of car burglaries came in the early morning hours on Tuesday.
A 55-year-old woman and a 16-year-old boy were charged with harboring a runaway 16-year-old Batavia girl missing for two weeks.
One child was taken to a hospital after the crash that happened near Hart Road and Papermill Hill Drive in Batavia Tuesday afternoon.
The teenager was found in Sugar Grove at about 6:30 p.m. Wednesday.
She was taken to an area hospital for evaluation after the Monday morning crash near the intersection with Fabyan Parkway, officials said.
Two girls told officers that Blayre A. Nash, 29, followed them for several blocks while yelling and asking for their numbers, police said.
Two construction workers reported being confronted by a man on a bicycle who yelled at them and threatened them with a knife.
Newly designed signs are available for residents to place in their yards, reminding drivers to slow down through neighborhoods.
Police said two men attempted to rob the victim who was waiting for a ride in an apartment building vestibule. One man has been charged.
The 30-year-old pleaded guilty to a felony charge of drug-induced homicide in connection with a Batavia man’s death in May 2018.
A teen who left home was found Monday and is safe, Batavia police said.
Individuals posing as utility service providers are calling Batavia residents to steal their information.
A 51-year-old St. Charles man was arrested Wednesday after showing a Batavia store employee he had a gun in his waistband, police said.
A prank caller reported multiple people were shot Thursday at a Batavia home, leading to a lockdown at two schools, police said.
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Animal Control provides tips for staying safe from roaming coyotes in the area.
Two scammers walked out of the store on Dec. 26 with nearly $3,000 in electronics after tricking a cashier, police said.
If you get a call, text or email from someone claiming they can get you early access to a coronavirus vaccine, that's a scam.
A 20-year-old man caused a head-on collision Dec. 13, while another crashed his car into a utility pole Dec. 19, according to reports.
Police said they were called to the 1200 block of North Washington Avenue after a neighbor saw a man carry a screaming woman inside a home.
Bulldog's Cellar Bar & Grill was hit with a cease-and-desist notice for violating the state's coronavirus restrictions, a report states.
Two men robbed a Batavia resident Sunday night after arranging a meeting online to buy two iPhones, police said.
Seven of Batavia's 14 sex offenders are classified as sexual predators.
A 24-year-old DeKalb woman was arrested last week on two felony charges of disseminating nonconsensual sexual images.
He was pulled to land by officers, paramedics and his co-workers, but died Monday at Delnor Hospital, police said.
Police allege the man “casually” told some bar customers he was armed, while showing others what appeared to be a revolver.
Batavia police allege they found a man sleeping in his car with a gun in plain sight, according to a report.