Being a star athlete requires physical ability and mental sharpness. They're two skills that also help when considering a career in law enforcement as does having the desire to give back to your community.
Nearly 20 years after a fatal robbery changed two families forever, two people connected by tragedy are finding common ground in an unexpected place: helping others find a different path.
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.
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.
Aurora resident Reem Hamodi was born blind in Iraq. Growing up, her mother recorded classroom lessons for her because accessibility services were not available.
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.
Our community comes together to celebrate Juneteenth 2026. The NAACP teamed up with the city, Restoration Christian Fellowship and other organizations to host the annual event.
Combating loneliness, volunteering at an animal shelter or a snow buddies program, and a unique sister cities program involving the Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes. These stories and more, as we celebrate community, on this e
