An Aurora home recently went up in flames in less than a minute. Firefighters say our dry and windy conditions helped fuel the fire, and having vegetation and other items too close to the structure may also have contributed.
Meet an Aurora police officer who helped save a baby’s life. The officer started life-saving actions after a mother approached him at a red light with her baby.
The Aurora Police Department takes great pride in the women of APD. March is Women's History Month, and the department is giving a special shout out. It's a chance to publicly recognize people like Cmdr.
What a difference a year can make! Demolition of the old Aurora Fire Station 9 got underway in March of last year, and now the newly rebuilt Station 9 is up and running.
Do you know what a red flag warning is? We've had several so far this winter, and if our warm dry conditions continue, we'll have more in the months ahead.
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.
They're more than halfway there! We're talking about the recruits in the latest Aurora Police Department academy who only have about five more weeks to go before they graduate.
Aurora Fire Rescue and Aurora911 are teaming up with a company called MD Ally to launch a pilot telemedicine program in Aurora. It's called Aurora Clinical Navigation, and it'll save time, money and ultimately lives.
Aurora Fire Rescue is prioritizing their firefighters' mental health with therapy K-9s. Three teams will have routine visits to stations across Aurora and be ready to provide extra support after a critical incident.
Medical professionals at HCA HealthONE Aurora are working with the city to break the cycle of youth violence through the Standing Against Violence Every Day program.
The Aurora Police Department just hosted the 23rd annual Long Blue Line which benefits patients at Children's Hospital Colorado. Officers from about 30 law enforcement agencies across the state took part this year.
Did you know cooking is the number one cause of home fires and injuries? And around the holidays, we tend to spend more time in our kitchens as we prepare all kinds of special feasts.
Our Aurora Police Department gives us a behind-the-scenes look at their new Real Time Information Center (RTIC) and show us how it, and the addition of drones, is helping them keep our community and our officers safe.
Brad Bledsoe, an Aurora firefighter, began growing giant pumpkins as a spontaneous idea for an unfinished portion of yard at his home. His first pumpkin weighed 195 pounds.
Edward Manzo, Manager of Community Education for Aurora Fire Rescue joins Aurora Now to talk about lithium-ion battery safety. It's the theme of Fire Prevention Week this year, which runs Oct. 5 through 11.
Stop, look and listen. Three little words that could save a life as kids all across Aurora head back to school. The Aurora Police Department shows us what students and drivers need to know to stay safe.