Aurora Now was lucky enough to have Stephanie Ann Ball, a lyric coloratura soprano perform her rendtion of "Love Let the Windy Cry" in the AuroraTV Studios.
She's only 10, but she's already making a difference in our community. See how a little girl is helping to build a playground for all at Red-tailed Hawk Park.
69 flights of stairs, more than 1300 steps, nearly 800 feet of elevation. That is a tall task for anybody, but for one member of Aurora Fire Rescue each step is personel.
Climbing for a cause. An Aurora firefighter is tackling 69 flights of stairs in full gear to honor lost loved ones and to help others who are suffering.
Story time with goats, Harry Potter Night and even, Books at the Bar - the Aurora Public Library has something for everyone. No wonder it's now 90 years young!
What do pigs, the color red and cleaning your house all have in common? They're all part of Chinese New Year. See how the gang at AuroraTV is celebrating this year.
Believe it or not, kitty litter could help keep you safe on our rough rods this winter. It's just one of many useful tips you'll find in the city's Winter Wise Guide, created by the Office of Emergency Management.
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.
It's Aurora's newest fire house, and it's state-of-the-art! Station 16 is located right next door to the new Gaylord Rockies Resort. Join Aurora Fire Rescue for a tour, including a ride down the fire pole!
Agent Randy Carroll used to do calculus in a cubicle. Now he is out fighting crime. AuroraTV goes "Behind the Badge" with the Aurora Police Department.
When you are the defending state champ there is a big target on your back. Everybody wants to knock you off. That is no different for two teams at Grandview High School.
Did you know that there are more than 700 Aurora Police Officers? Someone has to train them to use their weapons and keep their fire arms in working order. AuroraTV met the man who has that tough responsibility.
It’s an historic day for AuroraTV, as we launch our first new show in 20 years, Aurora Now. Meet an Aurora detective; tour the new Fire Station 16; hear from a national recording artist;
AuroraTV is getting a brand new show, Aurora NOW, debuting January 30, 2019. Tune in to Comcast channel 8 or 880 in HD weekly for positive stories about your Aurora! Don't have cable?
Sweet sounds kick off the city’s 33rd annual tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. It’s one of many special events planned to honor the man and his message. Plus, does your home have radon?
