The end of September 2026 marks three years since the city launched the SAVE program, which stands for Standing Against Violence Every Day. SAVE works to stop youth violence before it ever starts.

It's a day that stands out, but not in the way we want. This September marks the 25th anniversary of 9/11. 

The Colorado Freedom Memorial in Aurora hosted an event the night before to honor those lost. 

Many members of the Colorado Air National Guard serve part time while working full-time careers in the community. For two members of the 140th Wing, that career is with Aurora Fire Rescue.

As drones have become more common, responding to unauthorized flights around military installations has become a growing concern.

A woman at the Aurora Police Department is known for making everyone's lives around her better. And she's been doing that for decades. Nick Perrault introduces us to Diane, also known as the sweetest person at APD.

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.

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.

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.

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 City of Aurora's Office of Emergency Management coordinated a citywide full-scale Hazardous Materials Spill Exer

Have you ever dreamed about becoming a firefighter or maybe a police officer? Here's your chance! Take part in 2026 Public Safety Field Day.

Aurora resident Jim Moore is grateful for what he calls his "bonus time." Moore suffered a heart attack while at work, but thanks to the actions of Aurora Police Sgt. Steven Brenneman, he's alive and doing well.