Did you see them? The monarchs just migrated through Aurora on their way to Mexico. It's turning out to be a good year for them, unlike in the past. We talk to one of our city naturalists to find out what it means when it comes to saving these beautiful butterflies.
Also on this week's show, we share a powerful story of double redemption and how it shows the success of the city's SAVE (Standing Against Violence Every Day) program; we take you to a local Vietnamese restaurant that's one of this year's Aurora Business Recognition Award winners and is also being recognized in the Michelin Guide; Aurora celebrates Indigenous People's Day; and a furry friend from the Aurora Animal Shelter stops by our studio to show us how to keep our pets safe, happy and healthy this Halloween.
Those stories and much more on the latest edition of Aurora Now.
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New ordinance bans homeowners from watering lawns now through April 30
Monarch butterfly numbers in Aurora on the rebound as volunteers help track migration
Vietnamese restaurant in the Aurora Cultural Arts District receives 2026 Business Recognition Award
Southlands Shopping Center celebrates 20th anniversary
Aurora Municipal Center hosts Indigenous People’s Day celebration
Town Center at Aurora hosts first ever Hometown Heroes event
Design plans have been unveiled for Aurora Fire Rescue’s Station 18
New health sciences high school breaks ground on CU Anschutz medical campus
Mayor Coffman proclaims October 15th “White Cane Awareness Day”
Aurora Animal Shelter joins the show to share pet safety tips for Halloween
October "Pick of the Patch" Adoption Special
Friday the 13th Black Cat Adoption Event
AuroraTV recognizes Athletes of the Month from the two local school districts
