Kendall inmate charged with squirting feces, urine onto deputies
An inmate at the Kendall County jail in Yorkville is accused of squeezing a shampoo bottle filled with feces and urine on two deputies at the jail. The substances also...
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Woman charged in Aurora bar fight
A woman was charged with repeatedly punching another woman near the bathroom of a Far East Side Aurora restaurant and bar early on New Year's Eve. A 22-year-old woman was...
Aurora man in wheelchair shot dead
A 24-year-old Aurora man shot dead Monday in a double shooting on Aurora's Near East Side had been using a wheelchair because of injuries sustained in a 2011 shooting, according...
New Year’s Day house fire in Aurora displaces seven people
Aurora fire department investigators are looking into the cause of a fire at a house late at night New Year's Day on the city's East Side. At 11:23 p.m. Sunday,...
Brother of slain Aurora child finishes police academy
Editor's note: Faces 2016 is a series of stories looking at those in the news in the Aurora area this year. Although one of his brother's killers is appealing his...
Busy year in Aurora area sees Hastert in prison, new mayor in Aurora
It was a busy year in the Aurora area in 2016, with Aurora's long-time mayor Tom Weisner leaving, a new police chief in the city and Yorkville in the national...
Police holding man in connection to Wednesday stabbing in Aurora
Police say they are holding a 34-year-old Aurora man in connection to the stabbing of a 46-year-old man Wednesday evening on the city's West Side. The two men were apparently...
Aurora man charged in West Side stabbing
A 34-year-old Aurora man has been charged in connection to the stabbing of a 46-year-old man Wednesday evening on the city's West Side. Shaun Ramirez, of the 1300 block of...
Aurora police say shootings, car crash appear related
Two shootings and a car crash early Friday all appear to be related, police said in a news release. About 3:30 a.m. Friday, police responded to a home in the...
Anti-abortion group likely behind ominous cards left around Aurora area, police say
Aurora police say hundreds of black-and-white cards and signs bearing cryptic and threatening messages planted on cars and along busy roads are likely the work of an anti-abortion group. The...