Making sure everyone gets treated equally, and fairly, was always a huge goal for Edna Wilson-Mosley.  She was Aurora's first African American council member, but that was just one of her many accomplishments.

Our dry conditions and hot temperatures mean the fire danger in Aurora is very high right now, but fires can start any time, anywhere if we're not careful.

Aurora resident Reem Hamodi was born blind in Iraq. Growing up, her mother recorded classroom lessons for her because accessibility services were not available.

Making sure all of our residents have access to information, programs, events and more is a priority for the city. Why does it matter?

The Great Lawn at the Aurora Municipal Center is getting more water-efficient landscaping.

Have you ever heard of a "pocket pet?" They're smaller, lower-maintenance animals like rabbits, hamsters and parakeets.

What does the date of July 27th mean to you? Not only is it the day in 1953 that the Korean War ended, but here in Aurora, in 2026, it's the day we dedicated our city's new Korean War Memorial. 

Camp Spark is hosted by Aurora Fire Rescue and invites girls ages 12 to 17 to spend a weekend learning what it takes to become a firefighter.

The 7/20 Day of Rememberance pays tribute to the 2012 tragedy. 

The community comes together around the anniversary to remember and reflect. Six Capitol Brewing has been helping do that through the years. 

Hockey is a very popular sport, especially in Colorado, but a lot of kids here never get the chance to play because of costs and other barriers.

Hockey Without Boundaries is a program focused on making hockey more accessible by removing barriers that often prevent kids from trying the sport. 

As our country celebrates 250 years and Colorado 150, we want to let you know about a piece of history in Aurora that's been lovingly preserved and is just a few years younger than the state.

The city of Aurora is a Donate Life Community.

Aurora Fire Rescue's Eric Hurst explains the city's Stage 2 fire ban and what you need to know to help keep our city safe.

The Aurora History Museum has unveiled their newest exhibit, “Proclaiming Colorado’s Black History: Aurora,” which will run through November 7, 2026.  

From the "red zone" of El Salvador to APD, a path far less traveled.

Officer Alex Vasquez serves on Aurora Police's Gun Violence Suppression Team, but his story started long before he ever put on a badge.

There are more than 3,000 people who work for the city of Aurora serving you, our residents.  Positions include everything from police officers, firefighters and road crews to communication strategists, naturalists and wat

Leadership Aurora is a program through the Aurora Chamber of Commerce that brings toget

It's been years since they left high school, but they were just as excited as any teenager, if not more so, to finally earn their diploma. Nearly 90 students at The Excel Center Colorado in Aurora recently graduated.

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