Aurora Now February 11, 2026

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The calendar may say February, but it feels more like May in Aurora and throughout the state. We head up to one of the city's many mountain reservoirs to get an update on our current conditions courtesy of Aurora Water. Also on this week's show, Aurora Fire Station 9 is back in service following a major makeover - we'll take you on a tour; we'll give you a behind-the-scenes look at Skills Week as the latest group of Aurora Police Department recruits reach the halfway point of the academy; the Food Bank of the Rockies relocates to Aurora and celebrates the opening of its massive new facility; and the road leading to the Aurora Municipal Center now has a name and it honors the lasting legacy of a long-time employee. Those stories and much more this week on Aurora Now.

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Aurora’s largest water source, Spinney Reservoir, is 16 feet below capacity as result of unusually warm, dry winter

Aurora Fire Station 9 is back in service after demolition and rebuilding

HCA HealthONE Aurora named among top 50 cardiovascular hospitals in the nation

Food Bank of the Rockies celebrates grand opening of giant new facility in Aurora

All ramps are now open at new diverging diamond interchange at I-70 and Picadilly

Aurora Municipal Center campus unveils Dr. Barbara Shannon Banister Road to honor the legacy of local civil rights leader

PSA #1: Build Up Aurora hosting several Ranking Roundup/community feedback sessions for infrastructure improvements Feb. 17-28

Current recruits in Aurora Police Department academy put their skills to the test with just five weeks until graduation

AuroraTV recognizes student athletes of the month from local school districts

Barre instructor joins Aurora Now in studio for Parks and Rec's February Fitness Spotlight