Regular meeting of the Aurora City Council for May 4, 2026

Study session of the Aurora City Council for May 4, 2026

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

What better way to celebrate Arbor Day than with a tree planting?! More than 100 volunteers from 10 different community organizations recently teamed up with city staff for a tree planting event at Montview Park. 

Giving back.

Enjoy this recipe for sizzling fiesta chicken, courtesy of Lindita's Kitchen:

Ingredients

The Aurora Public School District recently hosted its first annual Unified Prom.

The month of April is known for showers, spring flowers and maybe even the Easter bunny. It's also The Month of the Military Child. 

Aurora is truly “The World in a City,” and nowhere is that more apparent than at Aurora Fest, the city’s signature event showcasing international cultures.

Youth violence is leaving too many families grieving. The pain is real and raw.

What a difference a year makes!

Have you ever dreamed about becoming a firefighter or maybe a police officer? Here's your chance! Take part in 2026 Public Safety Field Day.

After nearly a year of renovations, Utah Pool officially reopened April 6.  

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Aurora Water Drought Community Meeting, April 14, 2026

Aurora resident Jim Moore is grateful for what he calls his "bonus time." Moore suffered a heart attack while at work, but thanks to the actions of Aurora Police Sgt. Steven Brenneman, he's alive and doing well. 

Join us for this holiday message of hope. "It's a Wonderful Life" America's favorite holiday classic presented as a live radio play.

The East Colfax BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) project is coming to Aurora. There'll be two events happening on May 1, and you're invited to both. The first is the groundbreaking for the work in Aurora. It takes place at 10 a.m.

AuroraTV is making improvements behind the scenes to elevate the viewer experience.

This week on a special edition of Aurora Now, we take a closer look at the people and programs that make up our Aurora Police Department.

Mayor Mike Coffman proclaims April 12 through 18, 2026, as National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week in Aurora, Colorado.

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.

Tajah Eugene, a high jumper and hurdler at Vista PEAK Preparatory, is AuroraTV's Athlete of the Month from Aurora Public Schools for April 2026.

Subira Abuaba, of Cherokee Trail High School in Aurora, was selected as one of two student delegates from Colorado for the United States Senate Youth Program.

Aurora's Plains Conservation Center recently hosted their first-ever Community Tipi Build.

Aurora Water started water restrictions on April 7, 2026.

The stage 1 drought limits the number of days and time of day people can water their lawn, along with other restrictions.

As of April 7, the city of Aurora is in a Stage 1 drought. Watering restrictions are now in place.