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N. Aurora hires architect for police station
Constructing a new North Aurora police facility took another step forward this week when the village board approved what could be more than $600,000 for an architect.
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Man, 21, has more than 120 'contacts' with cops
Joshua M. Ziemer is 21 years old, and already quite well-known to Naperville police.
One injured in three car accident on I-88
Illinois state police officials said a three car accident reduced the Reagan Tollway near North Aurora to a crawl early Thursday.
Police report :: Naperville Sun :: Police Blotter
These are incidents reported by the Naperville Police Department. Where charges have been filed, the report includes when and where the suspect was stopped or taken into custody and the nature of the charges.
Housing slows, but Valley growth still high
New U.S. Census data released Thursday confirms the area's place in statewide population -- Aurora retains its spot as the state's second-largest city and Oswego and Yorkville continue to be among the state's ...
It would have been a normal lunch date for Walter and Lisa Ripley. Would have been a day just like any other that the couple who have worked together for 10 years piled in the car to grab a bite.
Organizers say Naperville's Ribfest could set record
After four days of food, music and near-perfect weather, Naperville Exchange Club's Ribfest is at an end.
Collision in Illinois hurts 3 from Green Bay
Three people from Green Bay were injured Friday afternoon in a head-on collision in Chicago's western suburbs.
West High grad off to Vietnam on a Fulbright scholarship
When Jenette Sturges got the offer to move halfway around the world to teach English in Vietnam, she was told she had a week to decide.
A Geneva insurance agent who is running for city council faces charges of drunken driving and unlawful use of a weapon stemming from a June traffic stop in St.
Parents, students arrested after downtown WCC fight
Two adults and three juveniles were arrested after a fight at the downtown Aurora campus of Waubonsee Community College, 5 East Galena Blvd., Wednesday morning.
Driver freed from North Aurora power lines
A man who was trapped in his truck under downed power lines for almost an hour Wednesday has been freed.
Arboretum open house a success
The afternoon looked like a postcard: the sun was shining in a pure blue, puffy-white-clouded sky, and smiling people of all ages crowded around and beneath a large white tent surrounded by nature's artwork for ...
Tollway postpones Naperville Road work
Work that was scheduled to cause lane reductions and temporary closures of Naperville Road at the Reagan Memorial Tollway Thursday and Friday nights has been postponed.
Oswego residents: Why disconnect from cable TV consortium?
When Jim Gibbons woke up one March morning this year and clicked on Channel 17, the village's local TV station, the screen was blank.
U.S. pre-owned home sales edge higher, prices fall 9:44 Am CT
Sales of existing homes edged up slightly in May although median home prices continued to fall.
A North Aurora resident and a pet were exposed to rabies by a bat, the Kane County Health Department announced in a news release Tuesday night.
Kane in final stage of Randall signal connection
Kane County transportation officials are looking for the final traffic signal link on Randall Road as the first step toward better traffic flow on the major county north-south route.
Would you $1 to get your face licked?
For anyone whose idea of a good time consists of pressing their mug against the gaping maw of a one-eyed albino guard dog, you missed your chance.
Oil Questions, Part III: Is Ethanol the Answer?
An ethanol pump at a gas station in North Aurora, Illinois. Getty Images The Bryant Park Project , June 19, 2008 Geologist Kenneth Deffeyes joins The Bryant Park Project for the third in a series of interviews ...