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From birth to death, snapshots of the polar vortex in the Fox Valley | A Waubonsie Valley graduate is up for an Oscar this month

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From birth to death, snapshots of the polar vortex in the Fox Valley

Thursday, Jan 31

The extreme weather conditions had an impact all across the Fox Valley, from emergency rooms to funeral homes, and for plants, animals and humans alike.

Aurora businesses work to make something positive from polar vortex

The bitter cold that swept through the Aurora area didn't break the spirit of local businesses, who saw it as an opportunity to get a little creative with their marketing, as well as offer something to help those in need.

Waubonsie Valley grad headed to Academy Awards, nominated for best animated short film

Animator Andrew Chesworth, a Waubonsie Valley High School graduate, is nominated for an Academy Award in the best animated short film category.

Geneva man gets 8 years in prison for fatal DUI crash

A Geneva man has been sentenced to eight years in prison for a fatal DUI crash that killed 19-year-old Nicholas Hanson of Geneva.

Crosby: Aurora man teams up with Emilio Estevez to change the way we think about homelessness

Brutal weather and a movie that focuses on libraries and the homeless will raise awareness about how we treat our most vulnerable, says Hesed House's leader.

Aurora area residents picked to attend State of the Union address

The Aurora area's representatives in Congress have announced who they have invited to attend Tuesday's State of the Union address in Washington, D.C.

Can-do Kelvin: Balfour steps up at both ends of court to lead West Aurora past rival East Aurora

Kelvin Balfour lead four players in double figures as West Aurora used a balanced attack to turn back crosstown rival East Aurora.

Hiker group sets sights on finding a groundhog, enjoying nature

Melissa Martin, a mother of 11 children, was thankful Saturday to find some relief for cabin fever after spending the last three days inside.