A Kane County grand jury has returned a 76-count indictment against a Batavia chiropractor who has been accused of secretly recording videos of child and adult patients.

The Aurora Police Department’s Traffic Division is conducting an investigation to determine the circumstances of the crash.

The Residences at River Pointe is a development proposed to be built at 400 S. River St. in Batavia, which the city says is a former limestone quarry site.

Cats were given their due over the weekend at the Kane County Fairgrounds in St. Charles as the Cat Fanciers’ Association held its 64th annual All-Breed Cat Show.

Aurora Mayor John Laesch’s transition committees are making recommendations across topics like finances, sustainability, housing, public safety and education.

Rev. Jesse Jackson’s career as a civil rights leader and politician took him across the country and around the world, yet he remained close to Illinois.

The longtime Aurora resident who died Jan. 25 just a few months shy of his 100th birthday had lived many lifetimes in that near century on Earth.

As enrollments drop at so-called directional universities, lawmakers are pushing a revised higher ed funding plan this spring despite University of Illinois opposition.