The boys basketball team at Aurora's Rangeview High School is scoring big both on and off the court. Find out what makes them so successful in sports and in life. Also on this week's show, a representative from the Aurora Police Department joins us in studio to talk about tollway texting scams; a national natural foods retailer is opening another location in Aurora; and hear from a 101-year-old Tuskegee airman in Aurora ahead of Tuskegee Airmen Commemoration Day. Those stories and so much more this week on Aurora Now.

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Rangeview boys basketball team striving for success on and off the floor

"We Are Aurora Youth" program offering free recreation center access during spring break

"One Book, One Aurora" program brings national bestselling book to life at the Aurora Fox 

Help shape the future of the Aurora Public Library by weighing in on the Radiating Possibilities strategic plan at EngageAurora.org

Save the Date for April 19 to take part in "Engage Aurora Live" featuring food, fun and the chance to help shape city projects; Aurora Volunteer Expo taking place same day 

Can you name this mystery object from the Aurora History Museum?

PSA #1: Aurora Parks, Recreation and Open Space hosting Aurora lifeguard hiring events

PSA #2: Download the AuroraTV app

Aurora police public information officer joins the show to talk about toll texting scam

Aurora Police Department's Property Evidence Unit helps maintain integrity of criminal cases

Arapahoe County road and bridge crew in Aurora helps save choking toddler's life

State Health Department shares tips on how to stay safe during measles outbreak

Aurora Public Schools holds work-based learning day at Gaylord Rockies Resort

Sprouts' second Aurora location hiring and hosting grand opening event April 18

PSA #3: Eat on Havana Street

Community Calendar #1: Help clean up Colfax Avenue on Saturday, April 19

Create a variety of meals with brand new recipe from "Lindita's Kitchen"

Apply to become a performer at Global Fest 2025

Meet 101-year-old Tuskegee Airman in Aurora ahead of commemoration day later this month

Mystery object from Aurora History Museum revealed

Famous geese return to Aurora Municipal Center for nesting season