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. 

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.

The Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office is helping kids in Aurora learn to read. 

The Aurora Police Department has a program called H.A.R.T.  It stands for Homeless Abatement and Relocation Team.

The Aurora City Council has set aside funding for two new fire stations pending final approval of the 2026 and 2027 city budgets.

Fifty back-to-back calls in just a matter of hours. That's what Aurora Fire Rescue recruits are up against at Aurora Fire Rescue Night.

Brad Bledsoe, an Aurora firefighter, began growing giant pumpkins as a spontaneous idea for an unfinished portion of yard at his home.  His first pumpkin weighed 195 pounds.

An Aurora man is grateful for what he calls his "bonus time." He's alive and well thanks in part to the heroic actions of an Aurora police officer.

Edward Manzo, Manager of Community Education for Aurora Fire Rescue joins Aurora Now to talk about lithium-ion battery safety. It's the theme of Fire Prevention Week this year, which runs Oct. 5 through 11.

The Aurora Police Department announces the Blue Envelope Program to help make traffic stops less stressful for those with disabilities.

Teams from Aurora and around the region give their all, pulling a giant plane to help Special Olympians.

Stop, look and listen. Three little words that could save a life as kids all across Aurora head back to school. The Aurora Police Department shows us what students and drivers need to know to stay safe.