Aurora Now January 24, 2024

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It's one of Aurora's gems - Stanley Marketplace. Did you know the building has a fascinating history? You can now learn all about it thanks to a unique new exhibit created by the city of Aurora's History Museum, Wings over the Rockies and Stanley Marketplace. Also on this week's show, Aurora's new interim police chief is sworn in; Aurora takes part in the annual Point-in-Time Count of those experiencing homelessness; the city has $60,000 in grants available to help you and your neighbors spruce up your community; Aurora gets ready to celebrate Lunar New Year next month; and how to take part in a class called "Adulting 101." It's being offered by the Aurora Public Library and the Arapahoe County 4-H. Those stories and so much more this week on Aurora Now.

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Take a look at the fascinating history of Aurora's Stanley Marketplace through a unique new exhibit

Take a trip out of this world with "Space Explorers: The Infinite” at Stanley Marketplace

Aurora's Southeast Rec Center turns one and celebrates with an open house

Check out the City of Aurora’s other recreation centers; each has unique offerings

Aurora Fire Rescue has new gear and training for ice rescues

Traffic lanes partially reopen around Colfax and Peoria following December structure fire

Heather Morris is sworn-in as Aurora’s new interim police chief

“Champion Change” virtual speaker series aims to bring awareness to extremism and identity based crimes

PSA #1: January is Radon Awareness Month

City Council approves purchase of Crowne Plaza Hotel at I-70 and Chambers to create a Homeless Navigation Center