• Police: Men found dead in Aurora were shot more than once

  By Marie Wilson Police are looking for a motive in the shooting deaths of two men found Thursday morning in an SUV on the Near East Side of Aurora.
  Last Updated Jul 20, 2017 3:15 PM

• Bartlett High athletic complex project gets $500,000 boost

  Updated Jul 19, 2017 11:10 PM

  A $500,000 donation from a Bartlett business owner will help jump-start construction of the long-stalled Bartlett High School Activities Complex project.

• MAP grant money arriving for last year’s Waubonsee students

  Updated Jul 20, 2017 8:54 AM

  Waubonsee Community College has finally received student scholarship money from the state that was supposed to help students in fall 2016.

• Burlington murder trial focuses on cluttered home; experts coming next

  Updated Jul 19, 2017 8:12 PM

  The trial of Daniel Rak, accused of killing his father in his Burlington Township home in February 2016, focused Wednesday on the dirty, cluttered conditions in the home and medications present in the elder Rak’s bedroom.

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• Help feed starving kids

  Updated Jul 19, 2017 4:38 PM

  Christian hunger relief organization Feed My Starving Children is seeking volunteers to pack nutritious meals for hungry children worldwide at its facilities in Libertyville, Aurora and Schaumburg.

• FEMA grants Naperville, Aurora $1.3 million for terrorism preparation

  Updated Jul 19, 2017 4:08 PM

  Naperville and Aurora will begin a three-year plan of preparing for a potential terrorist attack using a $1.3 million federal grant.

• Des Plaines man indicted in stabbing death of ex-girlfriend in Bensenville

  Updated Jul 19, 2017 3:56 PM

  Prosecutors intend to prove that when Victor Tornez-Sanchez of Des Plaines stabbed his ex-girlfriend to death outside her Bensenville apartment last month, he did so in a “premeditated, cold and calculated way.”

• Armed men rob person outside Naperville restaurant

  Updated Jul 19, 2017 6:43 AM

  Police are seeking informaton about two men who robbed a person outside a Naperville restaurant.

• Cable TV upstart wants to bring fiber optic service to Kane County

  Updated Jul 18, 2017 8:09 PM

  Residents in some parts of unincorporated Kane County may soon have a fiber optic alternative to their cable/internet/phone options.

• DuPage starts process to remove land from taxing district
• Attorney: Light ‘bop’ from son didn’t kill Burlington Township man
• Teen gets probation in school attack that put boy in coma
• November trial set for ex-Schaumburg cop accused in drug ring
• Kane chairman, coroner relationship may be improving
• Finley Road getting left turn lanes at Roosevelt in Lombard
• Arts center a multimillion-dollar dream in Elmhurst
• Flood outlook varies town-to-town as more officials promise help
• CASA Kane County needs bilingual volunteers to help children
• Aurora police say suspect found in crash that killed Des Plaines woman
• Kane County not eager to give Durbin election security info
• Fox River flooding closes forest preserves, Fox River Trail
• Rauner declares Lake, McHenry, Kane counties state disaster areas
• Probation for man who sold LSD in Kane County
• Glendale Heights man sentenced for scamming neighbors
• Cougars fall to Lake County Captains
• St. Charles electric shop has connection to Buckingham Fountain
• Images: #TBT Gallery revisits DuPage County Fair
• Fox Valley police reports
• Learn the basics of rowing in St. Charles
• No immediate federal help expected for flood victims
• Kane County Fair roars back into town with Bengal tiger show
• Fox Valley police reports
• Strong pitching lifts Kane County Cougars again
• Fundraiser in Algonquin will help Children’s Advocacy Center
• Aurora rescuers free paving employee stuck in concrete
• Suburban county fairs mix new attractions with returning favorites
• Strong pitching lifts Kane County Cougars
• Visiting home runs sink Cougars in series opener
• Why some plants are considered weeds

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