Making sure everyone gets treated equally, and fairly, was always a huge goal for Edna Wilson-Mosley. She was Aurora's first African American council member, but that was just one of her many accomplishments.
As our country celebrates 250 years and Colorado 150, we want to let you know about a piece of history in Aurora that's been lovingly preserved and is just a few years younger than the state.
Just down the road from the modern Aurora Municipal Center, you'll find the historic Coal Creek Schoolhouse. It's located just east of Chambers on First Avenue and was designated an Aurora historic landmark in 2001.
The Aurora History Museum and Historic Sites reflects on 150 years of Colorado statehood and 250 years of an independent United States with an exhibit that honors the servicemembers from Aurora who gave their lives for our free
The Aurora History Museum, the Aurora Office of International and Immigrant Affairs and Aurora's Filipino community recently hosted a celebration for the opening of the new exhibition “Mosaic of Cultures: Aurora’s Filipino Comm
AuroraTV teams up with the Aurora History Museum for our monthly segment, “Name That Mystery Object.” Can you guess what item this is from the museum’s archive?
Some big news for Big John! The antique Aurora fire engine now has local landmark status. That means his past is protected, so he can keep rollin' on into the future. Aurora TV's Yasmine Marino explains.
Do you know how old the Aurora Municipal Center is? Thanks to some help from this month's mystery object from the Aurora History Museum, it's taking a very special trip back in time.
Can you guess this month's mystery object from the Aurora History Museum's archives? The answer dates back more than 80 years and is tied to an iconic part of Aurora's past.
Actors perform a segment of the classic live radio play "Arsenic and Old Lace" in the AuroraTV studio ahead of an upcoming performance at the Aurora History Museum.
Robert Stone, who owns a "T-Bucket" Model T, joins Aurora Now to help preview the upcoming Car Meet the Aurora History Museum is hosting in conjunction with their newest exhibit.
"Prehistoric Aurora" at the Aurora History Museum looks at what our city was like millions of years ago, and what creatures called the area home. The exhibit is on display through April 5, 2026.
Deb Teany of the Aurora History Museum joins Aurora Now to talk about some of the activities kids can do at the "Prehistory" summer camp, which takes place July 7-11 at Delaney Farm.
The Aurora History Museum is gearing up for "The Grand Celebration" on November 16 to commemorate the 45th anniversary of the museum, the 25th anniversary of the Festival of Wreaths and the 10th anniversary of the restoration a
The Aurora History Museum is gearing up for "The Grand Celebration" on November 16 to commemorate the 45th anniversary of the museum, the 25th anniversary of the Festival of Wreaths and the 10th anniversary of the restoration a
The latest episode of Connected Colorado takes a look at what's happening in other cities around the state and features the Aurora History Museum's Mosaic of Cultures exhibit about Nepal as well as an up close look at historic
In-studio sneak peek of the new Nepali "Mosaic of Cultures" exhibit at our Aurora History Museum. Kids can sign up for the camp online through the Aurora History Museum.
The Aurora City Council Chamber has been renamed in honor of long-time former mayor and council member, Paul Tauer. He served our city for over two decades and left a lasting legacy of accomplishments.
Gerre Leyden, a Personal Property Appraiser, swings by our studio to appraise some of AuroraTV's antiques. Do we have any treasures? Watch to find out!
