Beau the bulldog and his friends at the Aurora Animal Shelter want to warn you about wildlife now that the weather is warming up and we're spending more time outside. Find out what to do if you find a fox, skunk, raccoon or other critter in your hard our while you're walking your pup. Also on this week's show, the Aurora Police Department shares some tips on how to avoid getting scammed as the tax deadline draws near; Daiso opens its first store in Aurora with Japanese-inspired home decor, food, toys and more; and its your last chance to share your thoughts on the city's first-ever master transportation plan. Find out how you can have a say. Those stories and more this week on Aurora Now.

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Visit Aurora highlights some of the many women-owned businesses thriving in Aurora for Women's History Month

Global Japanese discount store Daiso open first Aurora location 

Mayor Coffman proclaims March 25 “Vedanth Raju Day” after Aurora Quest seventh grader wins spelling bee and science fair

Rangeview High School’s annual diversity assembly showcases pride for students’ cultures

Residents can take part in free upcoming virtual presentations featuring Holocaust survivors

Community Calendar #1: Register for indoor triathlons at Central Recreation Center on Saturday, April 12

PSA #1: Southeast Recreation Center has workout and fitness classes and more

Officer from the Aurora Police Department joins the show to talk about tax return scams

Community Calendar #2: Volunteer for Colfax Community Cleanup on April 19

PSA #2: Prairie Restoration Project needs various volunteers

Aurora animal control officer and Beau the bulldog share tips to keep you and your pets safe from wildlife 

Moorhead Recreation Center hosting free open house on April 3

April marks final chance to weigh in on Connecting Aurora, the city’s first-ever master transportation plan

Global Flavors competition accepting Aurora restaurant nominations for best international food, drinks, and dessert through March 30