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Aurora Woman, 74, Killed Crossing Farnsworth Avenue in Wednesday Night Crash
Farnsworth Ave. & Indian Ave. — Reported Intersection of Fatal Pedestrian Crash. A 74-year-old woman was killed Wednesday night while crossing Farnsworth Avenue in Aurora, struck by a car as she made her way from the west side of the street to the east. The crash happened around 6:11 p.m. in the 500 block of North Farnsworth Avenue, near Indian Avenue, leaving the woman unresponsive at the scene before she was taken to a hospital, where she was pronounced dead.
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Escape To This Dreamy Illinois Botanical Garden That Feels Like Your Own Secret Paradise
Illinois has been holding out on you, and honestly, it’s time to have a conversation about that. Nicholas Conservatory & Gardens in Rockford is sitting right there in Sinnissippi Park, looking absolutely gorgeous, and somehow most people drive past it without a second glance. That’s a mistake worth correcting...
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Hononegah's Playoff Run Comes to an End with 38-13 Loss at the Hands of Fenwick
Hononegah’s postseason journey came to a halt on Saturday afternoon as the Indians dropped a 38-13 decision to Fenwick in the second round of the IHSA Class 6A playoffs. The Indians struggled to contain an explosive Fenwick passing attack led by quarterback Myles Hill, who put on a stellar performance through the air. Hononegah fought until the final whistle, highlighted by explosive plays on special teams and late-game scores, but the early deficit proved too steep to overcome.
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Huskies can’t hit from 3 in loss to Bradley
On the road for its second game of the season, NIU women’s basketball took on the Bradley University Braves Friday night, getting stuffed on offense and losing 69-54. “Bradley is a very big team, all positions one through five,” head coach Jacey Brooks said. “They just really packed in the paint a little bit, they were switching things and it was really tough to make some passes and reads.”