Aurora Now May 7, 2025

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A new Education and Visitor Center at the Colorado Freedom Memorial is a giant step closer to becoming a reality. The CFM Foundation hosted a groundbreaking for the facility and has announced a general contractor for the construction. It'll help our community learn about and pay tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Also on this week's show, dinosaurs descend on the Aurora History Museum as the new "Prehistoric Aurora" exhibit opens; we dig for fossils in studio to preview the museum's Prehistory Summer Camp program; and voting is now underway for the city's Global Flavors competition. Help pick Aurora's best international dishes and drinks. Those stories and so much more this week on Aurora Now.

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Colorado Freedom Memorial celebrates groundbreaking for new Education and Visitor Center

Weigh in on Aurora's future infrastructure needs including public safety, parks, roads and more at EngageAurora.org/BuildUpAurora

I-70 Picadilly Interchange project reaches major milestone with installation of girders

New interchange at E-470 and 48th Avenue by Windler Aurora development opens

Aurora Police Department launches MetroTrack, a free program to help residents recover stolen vehicles

Aurora Water shares conservation measures to prevent water waste this spring and summer

PSA #1: Aurora launches new Music at the Movies program

Aurora History Museum’s “Prehistoric Aurora” exhibit is now open

AuroraTV anchor digs for fossils to help preview fun activities taking place at Prehistory Summer Camp

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