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New Aurora Law Fines For Dogs Barking Longer Than 15 Minutes, Puts Limits on Number of Pets in Home
The Aurora City Council this week revised the animal control ordinance, which now fines pet owners for dogs barking over a certain amount of time and limits the number of animals in a household.
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This Chicago-Area Suburb Ranked Among the Top 25 Happiest Places in America: List
A new ranking shows the happiest places in America and one Chicago-area suburb ranked among the top 25.
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License Plate Thefts Across Chicago-Area Leave Victims With Costly Consequences
It could happen to you and may take days before you even notice: License plate thefts in the Chicago-area have been on the rise in the last three years, according to records obtained by NBC 5 Responds. Lisa Parker has more.
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Rise In License Plate Thefts Across Chicago Area Leaves Victims With Costly Consequences
It could happen to you and may take days before you even notice: License plate thefts in the Chicago-area have been on the rise in the last three years, according to records obtained by NBC 5 Responds.
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Watch the Aftermath of the Apartment Fire in Aurora Wednesday Morning
Six people were hospitalized after several were rescued from a burning apartment Wednesday morning in downtown Aurora, authorities said.
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Several People Rescued From Burning Apartment After Fire Breaks Out in Aurora
Firefighters at the scene told NBC 5 they rescued at least six people from the building while one person jumped from the building.
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Several People Rescued From Burning Apartment After Fire Breaks Out in Aurora
Five people were hospitalized after several were rescued from a burning apartment Wednesday morning in downtown Aurora, authorities said.
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Aurora Police Seek Man Missing From Mercy Medical Center
Police in Aurora are looking for a 28-year-old man who was last seen Thursday evening at AMITA Health Mercy Medical Center, according to authorities.
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Incredible Milestone: Therapy Dog Marks 1000th Visit Offering Comfort
Bella, an 8-year-old German Shephard, is known for helping lighten the mood at Rush Copley Medical Center in Aurora. Recently, she celebrated an incredible milestone – her 1000th visit. NBC 5’s Chris Coffey reports.
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Aurora Business Owner Says Furnace Exploded in Office
The owner of a construction company in Aurora said he is lucky to be alive after a furnace exploded in his office space. NBC 5’s Chris Coffey reports.
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Aurora Business Owner Says Furnace Exploded in Office
The owner of a construction company in Aurora said he is lucky to be alive after a furnace exploded in his rented office space.
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Video Shows Furnace Explode at Aurora Business
The owner of a construction company in Aurora said he is lucky to be alive after a furnace exploded in his rented office space. Jason Gatewood of Gatewood Remodeling told NBC 5 he was sitting in his office last Friday night when the explosion sent him flying across the room.
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3 Years After Henry Pratt Shooting, Illinois Grapples With Revoked FOID Cards
Three years after the deadly mass shooting at Henry Pratt Company in Aurora – after which it was revealed that the gunman’s Firearm Owner’s Identification card had been revoked five years earlier – the state of Illinois is still grappling with efforts to get weapons out of the hands of people who are not allowed to have them.
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‘The Worst Day': Aurora Remembers Henry Pratt Shooting 3 Years Later
Retired Police Chief Kristen Ziman will never forget the tragic events of Feb. 15, 2019, the day when a workplace shooting at the Henry Pratt Factory in Aurora ended with five people killed. NBC 5’s Christian Farr reports.
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Vendor Teacher Engaged in Inappropriate Behavior, Aurora School Says
A person described as a “vendor teacher” allegedly engaged in inappropriate behavior through an online platform during a class at Waldo Middle School in Aurora, according to school district officials. NBC 5’s Vi Nguyen reports.
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‘Vendor Teacher' Engaged in Inappropriate Behavior Via Online Platform: Aurora School District
A person described as a “vendor teacher” at Waldo Middle School in Aurora engaged in inappropriate behavior through an online platform, according to a statement from school district leadership.
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A Suspicious Fire, a Fake Auditor and $656,909 Stolen in Texas Town Known for Alien Landing Legend
The former city manager of Aurora stole $656,909 from the Wise County town of 2,500 and posed as the town’s auditor as investigators closed in after a suspicious fire this summer destroyed financial records at City Hall, prosecutors say.
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Convicted Killer to Be Resentenced 20 Years After ‘Shockingly Brutal' Aurora Murder
It has been called the worst murder in the history of suburban Kane County. And 20 years later, the convicted killer has been given a new hearing. NBC 5 Investigates’ Phil Rogers explains.
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Convicted Killer to Be Resentenced 20 Years After ‘Shockingly Brutal' Aurora Murder
It has been called the worst murder in the history of suburban Kane County. And 20 years later, the convicted killer has been given a new hearing.
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Aurora Offers Snow Shoveling Program for Seniors and Residents With Disabilities
Starting Monday, Aurora senior citizens and residents with disabilities can apply for the city’s free snow shoveling program. As part of Operation Senior Shovel, volunteers commit to shoveling driveways, walkways and sidewalks after each time it snows 2 or more inches, according to a news release from city officials. Senior citizens, persons with disabilities or those applying for a person…