The jaw-dropping display could be visible in the northern U.S. tonight as a coronal mass ejection hits Earth.

Police in Aurora are investigating after a woman was severely injured in a shooting in the southwest part of the city early Tuesday evening.

A man is facing charges after a police officer shot a vehicle near a west suburban high school while responding to a 911 call last week, officials said.

Police said the shooting happened on Tuesday evening in the parking lot of the shopping area at 1205 S. Havana St.

Aurora’s three-strike rule is pulling illegal vehicles off the streets at record levels. From expired tags to no insurance or license, officers say the surge in violations is leading to a surge in seizures,

West suburban police are looking for the suspect who shot a man as he pumped gas early Monday morning.

The woman was in a crosswalk when the truck, which was turning left from S. Oak Hill Way onto E. Smoky Hill Road, hit her, according to the Aurora Police Department.

A powerful solar eruption could light up skies across the northern tier, with the northern lights possible far beyond their usual range if clouds cooperate. Stargazers should head for dark, open areas and look north.