Since the pandemic, schools have adopted new technology, some COVID-era changes persist and student mental health has come to the forefront.
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Following four straight strikeouts, Geneva’s Ethan Gronberg strikes back against Bartlett. ‘I stuck with it.’
Ethan Gronberg hits an opposite-field, three-run homer to spark Geneva to a 6-5 victory over Bartlett.
Will County Board member Jacqueline Traynere cited after accident with child bicyclist
Jacqueline Traynere, the past Democratic Leader from Bolingbrook, was involved in the accident March 11 in Bolingbrook.
What does Kaneland freshman Lillyana Crawford like the most about being a catcher? ‘I get to show off the bruises.’
Freshman Lillyana Crawford comes up with three hits and throws out a pair of runners for Kaneland in a 14-4 win.
Paul Johnson’s Aurora-Elgin area baseball rankings and player of the week
Hampshire takes over top spot in the early going, while Oswego also jumps up the rankings.
Freshman Kanon Baxley hits home run in first varsity at-bat for Kaneland. The future? ‘What a confidence builder.’
Freshman shortstop Kanon Baxley hits home run in first at-bat as Kaneland holds off Aurora Christian for 9-6 win.
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.
Aurora police release video footage from officer-involved fatal shooting of Christopher Lepe
Video footage released Monday offers more details on the fatal officer-involved shooting of Christopher Lepe in Aurora last week.
Ron Woerman, Keith Larson run for Aurora alderman at-large in April 1 election
Aurora voters are set to choose in the April 1 consolidated election between incumbent Ron Woerman and challenger Keith Larson for one of two alderman at-large seats on the Aurora City Council.
Election Day complaint line planned in Kane County
Available from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Election Day, the hotline will allow individuals to report suspected illegal activity by calling 630-208-5328, officials said.