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Mayor Richard Irvin says he will help owner of turned-down tattoo parlor find a new location.

The Aurora City Council has approved revising the city’s ordinance for solicitors and peddlers, though some residents say the changes will unfairly limit people trying to make a living. The new regulations were approved 11-1 at Tuesday’s City Council meeting, with Ald. John Laesch, at large, being the only council member voting against the measure. Peddlers and solicitors no longer can operate ...

Aurora is mourning the death of its first Black alderman, Scheketa Hart-Burns. "She was trailblazer here in the city of Aurora," Mayor Richard Irvin said.

The event is from 8:30 a.m. to noon, and will be along the ward’s business corridor along Eola Road.

The changes reflect discussions that have been going on between City Council members, city staff, community members, restaurant owners and food truck owners since November.

Aurora appears ready to approve an amended boundary agreement with Oswego.

Mobile food vendors had a message for Aurora City Council members this week - don’t put us out of business.

An Aurora City Council committee recently recommended renewing a three-year contract with a company to oversee analysis of the city’s social media.

The Aurora City Council is set to vote on a $5.5 million grant to help the Aurora Civic Center Authority, which manages the Paramount Theatre and RiverEdge Park, through losses incurred because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Aurora is looking to disburse more than $400,000 to businesses in the city that are still feeling the impact of the pandemic.