The Tuesday morning crash caused "significant damage," police said.
Crews arrived to find a fire in an attached garage, and it had spread into the house and engulfed a car in the driveway, officials said.
Treasure Walker was last seen around 7 p.m. Saturday, according to police.
Four adults were initially taken into custody, but police ultimately charged two men with multiple felonies each.
Crews were able to extinguish the fire within 10 minutes of the first unit's arrival, officials said.
Roadside safety checks, seat belt enforcement zones and saturation patrols resulted in 62 traffic stops, Aurora police said.
If passersby see smoke in the area Tuesday, it's part of routine land management, officials said.
Investigators also discovered child sexual abuse material on the 26-year-old's phone, officials said.
One cat was rescued from the home, and two adult residents safely evacuated before firefighters' arrival, officials said.
One of the stations marks Aurora's first fire station to open north of Interstate 88.
The woman was last in contact with her family on March 6, police said.
A jury convicted the man of armed habitual criminal and first-degree murder in the 2024 death of his former domestic partner.
The police officer was treated for multiple facial fractures after the incident on North Farnsworth Avenue, officials said.
Police said scammers will send urgent texts claiming the receiver owes toll money and prompting them to click a link to pay immediately.
Six rounds were fired Sunday on Aurora's East Side, striking a church and a residence, police said.
The Aurora man faces a total of 72 counts related to gunrunning, illegally possessing silencers and machine-gun conversion devices.
The student was the only person in the aircraft, police said.
The teenager was reunited with her family, police said.
Two teens from Addison and Bensenville were caught driving a stolen vehicle while carrying a loaded gun that had also been reported stolen.
An SUV hit a woman, 67, on a bike at a crosswalk Thursday afternoon, police said.
Between the two shootings, two juveniles were shot, including one who was listed in critical but stable condition, Aurora police said.
The Kane County State’s Attorney's Office will independently review concerns regarding allegations of APD's excessive use of force Feb. 9.
The situation was resolved without injuries, and the person was taken to a local hospital for further evaluation and support, police said.
Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to call investigators.
A man, 23, was hospitalized for an evaluation after an Aurora police officer reported hearing gunshots, officials said.
"Videos currently circulating publicly represent only a brief excerpt from a nearly three-hour-long incident," Chief Matt Thomas said.
Two people were taken into custody for the separate incidents. The charges for one man included attempted first-degree murder, police said.
One of the boys who was arrested punched an officer, according to police.
A family of four was displaced after the fire, which was extinguished within 25 minutes of the 911 call.
A student was walking home from school when two masked people approached, displayed a firearm and forcibly took their property, police said.
Fans don't let fans drive impaired, Aurora police said ahead of the Super Bowl.
Police are asking the community for help locating the teenage girl who was last seen Jan. 27.
In police's latest alcohol and tobacco compliance check, investigators went to nine businesses — eight successfully carded, but one didn't.
The missing man's family reported that his "recent actions and lack of communication are uncharacteristic," police said.
The Kane County Coroner's Office attributed the 27-year-old man's preliminary cause of death to gunshot wounds, officials said.
Police said the woman was in critical but stable condition following the shooting.
At the time of the crash, which led to a woman's death, the Aurora man's blood alcohol content was more than twice the legal limit.
Officials said the residence was "heavily congested with contents," making navigation and fire control challenging.
A DuPage County judge detained the 26-year-old, who was charged with multiple felonies after the "terrifying ordeal" at the Quality Inn.
The shooting happened near the Fox River in downtown Aurora.