The Beacon-News Monday, March 23, 2026 | | |
| | | | | The Aurora City Council on Tuesday is set to consider data center regulations that officials say would be among the most strict in the country. | | | | | The Raceway was well-known throughout the Chicago area for radio ads featuring announcer Jan Gabriel shouting “Sunday! Sunday! Sunday!” before listing which drag racers and dragsters would appear during that weekend’s races. | | | | | The city is now looking to hold a public hearing for the TIF district later in the year, and to vote on the matter in December or January. | | | | | Simon Kearney of St. Charles is launching Roaming Hoolies, where instead of you going to the pub, the pub will come to you. | | | | | Coin-operated slot, gumball and pop machines were available at the event as well as jukeboxes, antique advertising, neon signs, clocks, movie memorabilia and more. | | | | | On Wednesday afternoon in Courtroom 305 of the Kane County Judicial Center, the parents of 8-year-old Izaiah Lopez finally found some peace after a judge sentenced the man responsible for their small son’s death to six years in prison. | | | | | Sold-out event on Saturday draws hundreds to stores downtown for shopping and samples of wine. | | | | | The Batavia City Council recently voted to approve a one-year extension of the city’s contract with Midwest Public Safety for police body camera and in-car video data storage, as the city works on transferring its video over to a new vendor. | < | | |