Aurora Now March 4, 2026

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It's been an unusually warm and dry winter in Aurora and beyond and that's led to several red flag warnings. What exactly does that mean though, and are there steps we can take to keep ourselves and our community safe? Aurora Fire Rescue shares the answers. Also on this week's show, Mayor Coffman pens an op-ed in the Denver Post about how Aurora Water leads the way when it comes to conservation; the new Aurora Clinical Navigation program which routes less critical Aurora911 calls to a virtual doctor is showing success; and the new 2026 Visit Aurora Guide is out with hundreds of great places to eat, shop and play right in our own backyard. Those stories and more this week on Aurora Now.

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Aurora Fire Rescue explains the meaning and importance of red flag warnings

Mayor Coffman writes Denver Post op-ed about Aurora’s leadership in water conservation

The new Aurora Clinical Navigation program which directs certain 911 calls to a virtual doctor is showing success

Aurora Police Chief Todd Chamberlain announces formation of Chief’s Community Response Team

Volunteers assemble sock care kits from donations to Rock It Sock It Drive benefitting Aurora’s Regional Navigation Campus

Rick Crandall wins prestigious award from Aurora Chamber of Commerce; City of Aurora public art manager also honored

PSA #1: Aurora Police Department is hiring; women encouraged to apply

PSA #2: Download the AuroraTV app

Aurora restaurant owner and Michelin-star chef competing in “America’s Culinary Cup” on CBS and Paramount Plus

Check out this recipe for braised pork ribs on latest episode of “Lindita’s Kitchen”