The Beacon-News Monday, August 3, 2026 | | |
| | | | | The championship is expected to bring more than 600 visually-impaired athletes representing 21 teams from across the United States, as well as family members, fans, volunteers and supporters, to the Stuart Sports Complex in Aurora. | | | | | If placed on the ballot, the referendum questions would ask Aurora voters if the city should adopt mechanisms that would allow a sitting mayor or an alderman at-large to be recalled. | | | | | Residents offer feedback on the proposed new sound wall during the meeting at Aurora City Hall. | | | | | With less than six months left in his legislative career, U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin is coming to terms with the idea that the DREAM Act — what he describes as his “most important” piece of legislation — will not become law. | | | | | James Whittington’s new book is called “Taxing Revelations: A Window into America’s Annual Civic Ritual.” | | | | | This year’s Kendall County Fair was held Thursday through Saturday at the fairgrounds in Yorkville. | | | | | The entrepreneurial spirit of young people was on display Saturday in downtown Geneva during the Geneva Children’s Business Fair. | | | |