There seems to be a surprise around every corner of the Paramount’s “Peter and the Starcatcher” playing through Sept. 1 at the Copley Theatre in downtown Aurora.
Felix Yoffe “understands the strategy and not many people do,” his wife Ina said. “He sees every move coming and what can be done.”
Sister Joan Korte and Sister Rita Mary Phalen plan to move in August from Our Lady of Good Counsel Convent in Aurora to a retirement center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
According to the Illinois Department of Natural Resources website, coyote numbers have been on an upswing for the past 30 years, particularly in the Chicago area.
The City of Lights Camera Club will hold its first exhibition from 6 to 9 p.m. Aug. 2 at Artesan Lofts Gallery in downtown Aurora.
The venue at 5 E. Downer Place offers an immersive experience during “Million Dollar Quartet.”
Oh, what a strange and dangerous side street our nation has taken on the 2024 road to the White House after Saturday’s attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump.
Once the childhood playground of a generation, the abandoned building is now coming down.
An open house Aug. 1 at its Aurora center will give the agency a chance to show off all it provides for seniors.
Citing “ongoing and escalating” violence there in recent weeks, 4th Ward Ald. Lamont Robinson has successfully lobbied for the early closure of 31st Street Beach over the holiday weekend. The beach will have a boosted police presence, new fencing and cameras. Bag checks and “heavily enforced” towing of illegally parked cars nearby has already been in place and will continue, Robinson said on social media this week. In a statement, the Chicago Police Department confirmed it will “have additional resources in place” at beaches across the city, and said some “may be temporarily closed to maintain public safety and limit […]