Denise Crosby

The first thing I notice is the silence. All sideline chatter ceases, with the only sound a steady beeping from a ball that is tossed by a

One of Aurora's longest-running cold cases came to a conclusion on Friday in a Kane County courtroom when Judge Julia Yetter sentenced 53-year-old

Gary Sipes was just a kid, around 11 or 12, that summer in 1969 when he decided to join a procession weaving its way through his neighborhood on Aurora's East Side.

Almost 60 years ago – on Aug. 22, 1966 – seven people gathered in the basement of a courthouse annex in Geneva with the task of creating a community college.

There is a compelling reason behind the huge smile Kane County State's Attorney Jamie Mosser immediately gave to Lorna Smith at the conclusion of the recent sentencing of Prince Cunningham.

Not quite 20 years ago the former Big Woods School, scheduled to be razed by a developer, was spared from the wrecking ball after it got the interest of historic preservationists.

For most of their lives, Laura and Nichole Yunger were rarely apart.

Apparently, Aurora has slipped into a political version of “Back to the Future.”

Not quite 20 years ago the former Big Woods School, scheduled to be razed by a developer, was spared from the wrecking ball after it got the interest of historic preservationists. Yet saving this old ...

The Alley Art Festival taking place this Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. on Water Street Mall and Downer Place in downtown Aurora could be viewed as a bonus.