Aurora Now October 15, 2025

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It may be fall, but the city's Forestry Division says now is the time to take action to protect your ash tree from the destructive emerald ash borer. See what steps the city recommends ahead of spring and what Aurora is doing to try to save city-owned ash trees. Also on this week's show, the city unveils a new piece of public art with a profound message about the importance of water; Aurora celebrates Indigenous Peoples' Day; and we introduce you to Shorty from the Aurora Animal Shelter who has some advice on keeping your pup safe and healthy this Halloween season. Those stories and many more this week on Aurora Now.

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City of Aurora taking steps to save ash trees from destructive emerald ash borer and encouraging residents to do the same

Aurora Water and Art in Public Places celebrate the unveiling of "Ripple" at Sand Creek Park

City asking residents to share their wishes, hopes, and reflections for new public art coming to Mission Viejo Park

Aurora’s Library and Cultural Services Department impact report shows the value of the many services and programs they offer

Return your ballots to secure drop boxes located across the city but there's a different process for the Colfax Downtown Development Authority election

Aurora Public Schools and CU Denver announce guaranteed admission agreement

Detours and closures in place as crews work to complete I-70 Piccadilly interchange project by late November

PSA #1: Aurora's Veterans Salute 2025 is Nov. 13

Community Calendar #1: CU Anschutz College of Nursing offering pop-up flu vaccine clinics Oct. 22, 29, Nov. 12 and 17

PSA #2: AuroraTV is your home for 2025 municipal election coverage