Good morning, Aurora.

Yesterday, Chicago Fire Department held its 9/11 ceremony at Navy Pier with Gov. Pritzker + Mayor Johnson + Sen. Durbin, while nearby Aurora and other suburbs observed memorials with a moment of silence at 7:46 a.m. The events honored 25 years since the attacks that changed travel and security.

At Thursday's show at RiverEdge Park, lead guitarist Rick Nielsen of Cheap Trick paused for 10+ minutes after having trouble breathing and then returned to finish the performance.

A federal judge blocked Illinois' medical aid in dying law that was set to start today by granting a temporary restraining order requested by Catholic leaders who say the law forces healthcare providers to act against their faith.

The TRO stops the law from taking effect until further review.

Two Aurora residents have been hospitalized with neuroinvasive West Nile virus — Kane County’s first cases this mosquito season.

Health officials advise using repellent, wearing protective clothing, and eliminating standing water to prevent bites.

Friday high school football produced wins including West Aurora’s dominating 63-14 victory over Bartlett at home and Aurora Christian’s 21-12 win over Hope Academy, while Geneva edged Wheaton Warrenville South 28-26 and other teams registered key wins.