An Aurora man is grateful for what he calls his "bonus time." He's alive and well thanks in part to the heroic actions of an Aurora police officer.

A team of dedicated nurses at HCA HealthOne Aurora is being recognized for making a difference in the lives of new moms.

Aurora Fire Rescue has distributed new TecGen single layer gear to firefighters.  It's a new alternative option to the more standard bunker gear that AFR members have traditionally worn for all calls.  

Aurora's Fitzsimons Innovation Community is marking a major milestone.  It's been 25 years since the first lab opened, and now there'll be even more opportunities for medical breakthroughs that improve the health industry

"Together, We Keep Aurora Beautiful." It's the name of a new initiative to inspire all of us to take pride in our city and enhance the beauty of our neighborhoods.

The Aurora History Museum hosts monthly hikes during the summer at different spots around town. 

This group enjoyed a walk around the Historic DeLaney Farm District. 

Brick Headstrong, the puppet fitness trainer, is back! 

He's offering advice on how to keep kids healthy over the summer break. 

Aurora's Fitzsimons Innovation Community is saving lives, literally! It's home to all kinds of cutting-edge life science companies that are coming up with ways to improve medical technology and patient care.

April is National Donate Life Month and Tony Young shares his journey of becoming a heart and kidney transplant recipient.  He now serves as an advocate with Donor Alliance.

City of Aurora holds a ceremony recognizing April as Donate Life month.  In 2022, Aurora became the first city in the state and the second in the nation to become a Donate Life community.

Reppin Fitness will air on AuroraTV starting March 1st. 

Look at the schedule on Comcast or the homepage of our website to find air times. 

AdventHealth has just broken ground on a new medical campus at The Aurora Highlands.

Aurora is now home to the Lt. Col. John W. Mosley VA Clinic. It's named in honor of Tuskegee Airman and Aurora community leader, John Mosley.

To report human trafficking in Colorado call (24/7 Hotline) 866.455.5075 or text "Help" to 720.999.9724.

AFR Deputy Chief Rod Weber and Division Chief Mark Hays share their journey to spread awareness about the risks of cancer associated with being a firefighter.

The Aurora Center for Active Adults (ACAA) is celebrating is 45th anniversary. Residents are invited to an open house celebration on Jan. 10, 2025.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that Black women in the United States are three times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes than White women, with over 80% of those deaths being preventable.

The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Children's Hospital Colorado ranks as the top NICU in the state, according to U.S. News & World Report.

An Aurora man is alive and well today thanks in part to the UCHealth Mobile Stroke Unit.  There are only about 20 of these specialized ambulances in the entire country, and Aurora now has one in our city full-time.

David Legg is a donor-recipient and has been a part of the Donor Dash 5K for 25 years.

He says his story is just one example of why people should be an organ donor.

Engage at any age by joining us for Walk 'N' Roll 2024 at the Aurora Center for Active Adults on May 17.

Did you know about 80% of Colorado teen girls say they've actually had to miss school, because they didn't have access to period products?

An Aurora family finally has a first-floor, accessible bathroom thanks to the Home Builders Foundation, KB Home and a number of other community partners.

Meet Gina, the owner of Gina's Kitchen. After learning she had a number of food allergies, she decided to make her own meals.

Organ donation impacts lives in many different ways. Lori Pratt has become a Donor Alliance advocate, but not for the reasons you might think.  Her advocacy has been shaped through the loss of her son, Jerico.

Aurora's Open Space and Natural Resources team wants everyone, of all ages and abilities, to be able to experience the wonders of nature.

Since 1984, the Prescription Pet Program has brought joy to thousands of patients and families at Children's Hospital Colorado. The program allows trained volunteers and their dogs to visit hospital rooms and common areas.

Medical students from the CU Anschutz campus host a basketball tournament at Aurora's Moorhead Recreation Center to raise money for Children's Hospital Colorado