Aurora Pride Parade officially back on for Sunday
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The Aurora Pride Parade is officially back on, and city officials are expecting a lot of people. After a late move yesterday, Aurora police were able to find enough people to staff the parade. This comes after officers were told by parade officials that they were not allowed to wear their uniforms or carry service weapons at the parade. Joanie Lum has more on the changes that the parade will see this year.

Appeal process underway to bring back Aurora Pride parade
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A hearing is underway in an Aurora courtroom to save the Aurora Pride parade. The parade permit was revoked this week when Aurora Police determined they could not provide enough security for the special event.

Tim on Location: Experience 'Alebrijes' at Cantigny
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Starting Thursday, you can experience Alebrijes' --- which is on display at Cantigny in Wheaton through October.

Aurora Pride loses permit, cancels parade
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The Aurora Pride Parade has been canceled due to lack of police. Organizers are planning a rally outside of the courthouse Thursday morning.

Irvin no longer Republican frontrunner in Illinois governor's race, new poll shows

Sources close to Richard Irvin said Gov. JB Pritzker and his allies are on track to spend $32 million trying to defeat Irvin in the June 28 Republican primary.

Richard Irvin changes strategy ahead of June 28 Republican primary
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Sources close to Richard Irvin said Gov. JB Pritzker and his allies are on track to spend $32 million trying to defeat Irvin in the June 28 Republican primary.

Crime becoming a major focus in Illinois' gubernatorial primary

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker defended his party's record on fighting crime, one day after a voter revolt in California unseated a progressive prosecutor.

Aurora Pride Parade canceled over not enough officers available to work the event

The Aurora Pride Parade has been canceled. This comes after parade organizers told the Aurora Police Department last month that uniformed officers wouldn't be allowed to march in the parade.

Aurora Pride Parade in jeopardy after police controversy

The Aurora Pride Parade sparked debate last month with rules about how police could participate — and now, there aren't enough officers to keep the event safe.

Coroner releases name of hatchet-wielding man killed by Naperville police

Authorities have released the name of a man shot and killed by a Naperville police officer after he allegedly lunged with a hatchet during a traffic stop Friday.