Aurora News

Ken Mateas, an Aurora bankruptcy attorney twice convicted on child pornography charges, has been disbarred.

Mayor Tom Weisner welcomed Gov. Pat Quinn to downtown Aurora Thursday and officially endorsed the governor's re-election bid.

A 63-year-old Aurora man faces up to 37 years in prison after being found guilty of sexually assaulting a child he was baby sitting.

The Kane County Health Department has received another shipment of H1N1 vaccine and will be partnering with the Visiting Nurses Association to conduct a number of appointment-only clinics at the VNA's Aurora location, according to a release sent from the department.

George Lennon might not own any pets, but he knows what makes them happy. A convenient and well-stocked store with some extras sold Lennon on the Pet Supplies "Plus" concept.

Batavia police are looking for more information about an accident that occurred at 7:09 p.m. Saturday near Wilson Street and Randall Road.

"Twilight" probably isn't a hot topic in the boys locker room or sports bars, but co-stars Kellan Lutz and Ashley Greene, who play Emmett and Alice Cullen respectively, have noticed an increase in male fans for the vampire franchise.

Aurora police are requesting the public's help in the safe recovery of a 22-year-old man with autism who was reported missing Sunday afternoon.

Signed copies have not yet been presented to a federal judge, but for all intents and purposes a settlement agreement between abortion protesters and the city of Aurora is in effect.

While Naperville is trying to clean up problem rental properties, Aurora is already doing so.

Regnery Wandrey had just moved to Geneva and, like many in the difficult economy, lost her job.

Gus Hauser, 2, of Oswego, gets his picture taken with Gabrielle Mercado, who portrays Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz in the Paramount Theatre's upcoming production of the musical.

The Rippinger family, their love of flying and their dedication to service are captured forever in a painting commissioned especially for the family.

The vampires didn't take the blood of Aurora Christian High School junior Alyssa Sirek, just her breath.

Shortly after being harvested from the Crawfords' yard, city crews were installing it at North Island Center for Aurora's Nov.

Aurora University will host "How To Leverage Your Employee Assistance Program during an Economic Downturn," a free workshop, at 8 a.m. Wednesday, Nov.

At first glance, the patients seated in the waiting room of the new medical clinic on Route 31 look like a cross-section of any doctor's practice.

After admitting to 16 bank robberies and being sentenced to more than five years in federal prison, Daniel Vincent could have reformed.

DuPage County Circuit Judge Neal Cerne dismissed all five counts of a lawsuit against Planned Parenthood and the City of Aurora Friday morning, but gave anti-abortion protesters leave to plead their case again next month.

'The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940' West Aurora High School will present its fall play, "The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940," at 7:30 p.m. Nov.