Can you guess this month's mystery object from the Aurora History Museum's archives? The answer dates back more than 80 years and is tied to an iconic part of Aurora's past.
The Aurora Police Department just hosted the 23rd annual Long Blue Line which benefits patients at Children's Hospital Colorado. Officers from about 30 law enforcement agencies across the state took part this year.
Tylen Haller is the Cherry Creek School District Athlete of the Month for December. He earned First-Team All-Conference honors, was named Honorable Mention All-State, and received Academic All-State recognition.
A busy branch of our Aurora Public Library is bigger and better than ever. The Martin Luther King Junior Library on Colfax is now twice the size and has all kinds of new features.
The Hesters know what it means to give and receive the gift of life. Two family members have gotten organ transplants and a third became a donor after passing.
The city of Aurora’s Quilt Bee invites you to find the perfect one-of-a-kind gift for your loved ones at their annual Winter Quilt Sale, taking place now through Saturday, Dec.
The city of Aurora just hosted the annual Tree Lighting Ceremony which features thousands of colorful lights all around the Aurora Municipal Center campus.
Did you know cooking is the number one cause of home fires and injuries? And around the holidays, we tend to spend more time in our kitchens as we prepare all kinds of special feasts.
Keep your pets safe from food dangers this holiday season. The Aurora Animal Shelter joins AuroraTV in studio to talk about ways to avoid a trip to the vet.
Aurora lawmakers are asking restaurants in the city to only pour water for customers if they request it — a resolution that passed unanimously on November 17th.
Our Aurora Police Department gives us a behind-the-scenes look at their new Real Time Information Center (RTIC) and show us how it, and the addition of drones, is helping them keep our community and our officers safe.
Dr. Mordecai Brownlee, president of the Community College of Aurora, walked the entire length of the 71-mile High Line Canal trail to help raise money for the school's student emergency fund.