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.
Category: Aurora Beacon-News
Race for Sugar Grove village president in April 1 election features Konen, Stillwell
The race for village president in Sugar Grove in the April 1 election is between challenger Susan Stillwell and incumbent Jennifer Konen.
Geneva Public Library not so quiet as young people enjoy ‘an epic laser tag battle’
Libraries are usually quiet places, but the Geneva Public Library was anything but silent on Friday night.
Quiet Charlotte Brummel, recruited as a pitcher, lets bat do talking for Aurora Central Catholic. ‘I do like to hit.’
Charlotte Brummel comes up with three hits and scores three runs for Aurora Central Catholic in 11-1 win over St. Edward.
Oswego trustees seem to favor expanding current Public Works facility
Oswego trustees appear to favor a plan to expand and repurpose the existing Public Works facility in the village rather than build a new one.
For LEGO fans, show in St. Charles hits the spot
The event presented by the Northern Illinois LEGO Train Club featured a variety of displays made with LEGOs.
West Aurora School District continues look at student cellphone use
While West Aurora schools have taken the initiative to develop cellphone rules for students building-by-building, officials continue to explore the potential for implementing grade-level-appropriate practices across the district.
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.
Six compete in April 1 election for three seats on West Aurora School District board
The two incumbents seeking re-election are board President Richard Kerns II and Julie Stone. The other candidates are Austin FitzCorbett, Cesar Valdez, Erika Garcia and Ana Cuevas.
Amid Donald Trump 2.0, Gov. JB Pritzker ponders running for third term and his national ambitions
With less than a year before the March 2026 primary, Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker must soon decide if he will seek a rare third term as governor.