Good morning, Aurora.

Aurora police released body-worn camera images that show 19-year-old Christopher Lepe leaving his car with a weapon moments before officers shot him during a chase that began in Geneva and ended on South Broadway near Ashland Avenue after his car was stopped with tire-deflating spikes — authorities said he was suspected of injuring a Geneva officer.

Aurora’s Paramount Theatre revived The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee on a raw, rainy winter night and earned a four-star review for its warm, funny portrayal of middle-school spellers — the show will run through April 27.

Kendall County voters can review a detailed voter guide for the April 1 election—covering contests for local communities, schools, townships, fire departments, parks and libraries.

Early voting is underway at two locations and vote-by-mail applications must be received by March 27.

Alice Froemling of South Elgin urged voters in Kane County to approve a 75 cents per $100 tax on select goods—this tax does not apply to groceries, cars and medicine—and help pay for essential public safety services like the Sheriff’s Office and State’s Attorney.

The county has not grown revenue in 14 years and officials warn that cuts in mental health care and child protection programs—services many depend on—could follow if the tax vote fails on April 1.

Aurora voters and other Kane County residents will choose candidates to manage local services, schools, and parks in elections set for April 1.

The voter guide explains early voting sites and vote-by-mail options—applications for mail ballots must be received by March 27.

Aurora ranked fourth among the best cities for first-time homebuyers as ConsumerAffairs reported that the city’s median home price is just 3.4 times its median income — a key factor in the 11-metric comparison of 150 large cities.

The report also noted strong local features like home appreciation and park access.

The Fabulous Thunderbirds Live Performance

The Fabulous Thunderbirds, an iconic American band known for their energetic blend of musical styles, will perform at The Venue in Aurora, Illinois, featuring their classic hits and newer material.

Live Music with Sean McConnell and Dave Hause

The Venue in Aurora, Illinois is hosting an evening of live music featuring singer-songwriters Sean McConnell and Dave Hause, showcasing their unique styles and lyrical depth.

Cars and Coffee Gathering

9-11 a.m. — Two Brothers Roundhouse — Free entry — Enjoy a delightful morning showcasing cool cars while sipping coffee and snacking on breakfast.

FOUR BUCK FAMILY BAND Performance

8-10:30 p.m. — The Venue — All ages welcome — Experience the cast of The Million Dollar Quartet live in an unforgettable musical performance.

LATERALUS - A Tribute to Tool

7-9 p.m. — The Piazza — Tickets required — Experience the ultimate Tool tribute featuring Chicago's top cover band for a night of prog metal and rock.