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Smoke Shop Fails To Card Underage Cadets: APD
In police's latest alcohol and tobacco compliance check, investigators went to nine businesses — eight successfully carded, but one didn't.
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APD To Increase Patrols, Enforcement During Super Bowl Weekend
Fans don't let fans drive impaired, Aurora police said ahead of the Super Bowl.
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Aurora University Introduces AI Ethics Certificate Program
The three-course certificate examines AI’s societal impact from multiple perspectives.
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6 IL Universities Among Best In World, New List Says
Time recently released the list of the top 500 universities in the world.
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Some IL Taxpayers May See Refund Delays; Here's How To Avoid It
An executive order from President Trump made changes to the way federal tax refunds and other benefits are processed.
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Girl, 14, Has Been Missing For A Week: Aurora Police
Police are asking the community for help locating the teenage girl who was last seen Jan. 27.
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Where To Watch The Big Game In Aurora
The Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots will battle for the coveted Vince Lombardi Trophy in California.
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Missing Man, 33, Hasn't Communicated With Family In 4 Days: Aurora Police
The missing man's family reported that his "recent actions and lack of communication are uncharacteristic," police said.
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$1 Movies Return To Paramount Theatre: See The Lineup From February To June
Films made across eight decades will be shown on a two-story-tall screen at the downtown Aurora performance center.
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