Bella Phillips drives in two runs with triple and single in Yorkville’s 10-0 regional victory over Waubonsie Valley.
Bella Phillips, with Bunny written on her arm, helps Yorkville hop past Waubonsie Valley. ‘It’s like my alter ego.’
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All alone in front of the net, Kaitlyn Nudera cashes in for St. Charles North. And how. ‘Definitely felt the rush.’
Kaitlyn Nudera converts only goal as St. Charles North beats St. Charles North in a Class 3A sectional semifinal.
All business as Purdue recruit Jaelynn Anthony opens playoffs with 17 strikeouts for Oswego. ‘I’m here to compete.’
Purdue recruit Jaelynn Anthony strikes out 17 as Oswego wins 8-0 over Metea Valley in Class 4A regional semifinal.
Baseball and softball scores for the Southland, Aurora, Elgin, Naperville and Lake County
High school and local college results and highlights from the Southland, Aurora, Elgin, Naperville and Lake County.
Column: Aurora World War II hero Dick Miller dies over Memorial Day weekend
Miller, who had begged his widowed mother to let him enlist in the Navy after graduating from East Aurora High School at age 17, had been on duty as a spotter on the USS Drexler in the early morning hours of May 28, 1945, when two enemy suicide planes attacked his ship and the USS Lowry near Okinawa.
For Viviana Ramirez, serving Aurora was ‘happy work’
Former Aurora Chief Community Services Officer Viviana Ramirez was one of many in upper city management who recently left their positions alongside former Mayor Richard Irvin.
Naperville-based Alive Center for Teens to start franchising
Alive Center, a Naperville-based nonprofit offering programming for students in fifth- through 12th-grade, plans to franchise.
Salary hikes OK’d for West Aurora School District administrators
The raises will cover approximately 108 administrators for the 2025-26 school year, officials said.
St. Charles show a magnet for Fox Valley art lovers
The St. Charles Business Alliance offered its 27th annual Fine Art Show, a juried display of more than 100 artists in downtown St. Charles.
Illinois lawmakers’ latest perk — continuing education credits for going to work
The Illinois Supreme Court is now allowing state lawmakers who are also lawyers to acquire continuing education credits for their work in the General Assembly.