Join the Aurora Downtown Development Authority (DDA) Board and help shape the future of East Colfax.

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

Giving back. It's something we're encouraged to do, especially during the holiday season. For others, though, it's a way of life.

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.

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.

For many people experiencing homelessness, finding support can feel overwhelming.

Connected Colorado takes you to Dinosaur Ridge to celebrate some enduring stories, including a civil rights victory from 1939, right here in Colorado!  Plus, keeping a city beautiful, behind the scenes of a holiday traditi

A lot goes into preparing a furry friend for their forever home. Meet Carissa and Austin, who volunteer their time and love to help animals at the Aurora Animal Shelter.

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

The Aurora Civic Engagement Academy is a free, eight-week program designed to help residents and those w

From a lemonade stand to its 10th year, the founder of the 7/20 Foundation talks about the impact the Day of Resilience has made on our community, and how the support from the community has helped.

Toni Curtsinger survived the 7/20 shooting in 2012. She is starting to open up about her story and journey. She joined the 7/20 Foundation and said her goal is to start helping others.