Aurora Now January 14, 2026

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Our community comes together to kick off Aurora's 40th annual, week-long commemoration of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The opening ceremony focused on King's vision of justice, service and unity. It's just one of many events taking place in Aurora throughout the week to honor the life and legacy of the civil rights leader. Also on this week's show, the city's Office of International and Immigrant Affairs host its first Hispanic-focused business conference to encourage entrepreneurship; we get an up-close look at a new Aurora restaurant created by two celebrated chefs offering a unique take on Mexican food; and wait until you meet our student Athletes of the Month - they're both considered among the best, one in swimming and the other in hip-hop dancing. Those stories and many more this week on Aurora Now.

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City of Aurora hosts opening ceremony for 40th annual, week-long commemoration of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

MLK Library on Colfax hosting wreath-laying ceremony and volunteer service project Jan. 17

Aurora History Museum’s community roundtable for upcoming exhibit on Aurora’s Black history is Jan. 21

City’s Office of International and Immigrant Affairs host first Hispanic-focused business conference; planning more for Aurora’s diverse demographics

Aurora Police Department shares 2025 successes and a look back at community commitment

January is National Radon Action Month and the State of Colorado is reminding residents to test their homes

Attend a pre-application meeting for an Aurora Neighborhood Improvement Grant

PSA #1: Safe winter driving and other tips

Community News: Aurora Water survey seeks input for water conservation

AuroraTV anchor joins city’s recreation program supervisor for a fun, hands-on demonstration of the new Aurora Sparks after-school program