Graduation is such a big moment in any student's life. With the pandemic canceling most in-person ceremonies, AuroraTV's Intern, Jessica, showed us how CU-Boulder students made lemonade out of lemons
Are you getting ready to head back to the office and feel a bit anxious or nervous? AuroraTV spoke with the Aurora Mental Health Ceter who gave some advice on coping with this new normal and how to stay motivated.
We understand right now is a difficult time for all of us. For those who are fortunate enough and have the time/resources to help, here are few ways to make a difference.
Join Mayor Mike Coffman every Friday at AuroraTV.org and on the city's Facebook page at 3 p.m. He'll give an update on the city's response to Covid-19 as well as other issues affecting the city, our residents and businesses.
More People than ever need help these days. Police, fire, dispatch, health care, our first responders have been crucial to our community during COVID-19 and we cant thank them enough.
Join Aurora and other communities across the state every Friday at 7pm throughout May for a moment of silence in honor of those who have lost thier life to COVID-19.
Sights and sounds from May 3rd's procession for Paramedic Paul Cary, who passed away after being diagnosed with COVID-19 while volunteering in New York City in the efforts to combat coronavirus.