Mayor Mike Coffman gave his annual State of the City address Wednesday, October 13, 2021. This video highlights Aurora's major economic drivers, diverse community, redevelopment, innovation, and more!
Welcome to Parkside @ City Center in the heart of Aurora. It’s located on the northeast corner of Alameda & Sable and features shops, ethnic eats and apartments.
When the City of Aurora changed its regulations on Accessory Dwelling Units in 2018 Damian Alcazar saw an opportunity. He did his research and recently completed the first ADU in Aurora since the changes.
The city of Aurora and the Aurora City Council, in cooperation with CEDS Finance, are launching a $1 million grant and loan program for targeted small businesses in Aurora to ease the current economic burden resulting from COVI
Colorado Governor Jared Polis announced all restaurants will close on March 17, 2020 for 30 days to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus. Restaurants during this time can only partake in delivery and to-go orders.
Thrift shopping has been all the rage lately! Not only can you look good while on a budget, but you can also help save the earth one cute pair of shoes at a time.
You've probably heard of ice cream scoops but have you heard of Thai-styled rolls? Milkroll Creamery, on Havana Street, is serving up a classic dessert with a twist.
Talk about some high-flyin’ fun! AuroraTV takes you to the local hobby hotspot, Colpar's Hobbytown USA, to show you all the awesome gizmos and gadgets.
It’s hard to imagine while standing in a building or driving through a parking structure that facilities like these have to support enormous weight loads, and that the most important engineering elements in concrete are la
It’s common to see golf carts whizzing around not just golf courses these days, but also festivals, retirement communities, airports and so many other places. And when they break down?
Peter Wanberg was barely out of college when he transformed an old auto parts warehouse off of East Colfax Avenue into what may be Aurora’s most creative coffee house.
Did you know that nearly 30% of new businesses fail to make it to one year and nearly 50% fold by year five? New business owners say the biggest reason for their demise is no market need.
What if you got a second chance? A do-over? Rudy Saiz spent 17 years in prison. What he's doing now...He could have never predicted. Inside the Mile High Workshop in Aurora, lives change.
Pillows, You can't imagaine sleeping without one, right? These pillows right here are special. They are made right here in Aurora and the folks making them are sitching their lives back together, as well.
