Aurora Fire Rescue and the Rotary Club of Aurora recently teamed up to host a Fire Safety Field Day. This was the second year for the event which took place at the City of Aurora's Public Safety Training Center.
The Aurora Police Department hosts the annual memorial to remember fallen officers across the country, and the officers who have died while serving our city.
The Aurora Fire Rescue crew that helped fight the Los Angeles wildfires shares their experiences and offers advice on how to protect our own community.
Youth gun violence is a growing crisis, not only in Aurora but across surrounding communities and even nationwide. It's an epidemic impacting major cities throughout the United States.
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.
Santa is back in town! The jolly old elf has teamed up, again, with the Aurora Police Department, Wholly Kicks and a number of other organizations for the annual Santa in the Park program.
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
Get an inside look at the The Aurora Police Department's Property and Evidence divisions that handles hundreds of thousands of pieces of property and evidence at any given time.
2023 has proven to be a memorable year for the City of Aurora! Join us as we reflect on our thriving business landscape, impactful events, public safety initiatives, and more.
A man riding his bike at the Aurora Reservoir went into cardiac arrest. A boat inspector and two park rangers helped keep him alive with CPR and an AED until first responders arrived.
Aurora Fire Rescue had the distinct honor of participating in a ceremony to dedicate a portion of 16th Avenue in front of Station 1 to Ruben Sims, Jr., the first African-American firefighter in our department.
