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.
It's been an unusually warm and dry winter in Aurora and beyond and that's led to several red flag warnings. What exactly does that mean though, and are there steps we can take to keep ourselves and our community safe?
The calendar may say it's winter, but it definitely feels more like spring, including at our Aurora Animal Shelter. Officially, kitten season is about to begin, but it seems like it might already be underway.
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.
She Plays Aurora. It's the name of a new campaign created by the city's Parks, Recreation and Open Space Department with the goal of getting more girls to take part in youth sports.
Aurora At Large Council Member Rob Andrews along with Mayor Coffman and Mayor Pro Tem Alison Coombs proclaim February as Black History Month in Aurora.
Black cats often get a bad rap, but they don't deserve it. That's why the Aurora Animal Shelter and Tallyn's Reach Library recently teamed up to host the first-ever, Black Cat Adoption Event on Friday the 13th. The goal?
Did you know the city of Aurora's nature centers have animal ambassadors? The newest member of the team, a tiny tiger salamander, recently stopped by AuroraTV along with a city naturalist.
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.
