Meet local celebrity Chef Tim Freeman. He's the Executive Chef at the Hyatt Regency's Borealis restaurant in Aurora. Not to mention, beat Iron Chef Bobby Flay on his own show! 

The 7/20 Memorial Sculpture pays tribute to the 13 lives lost, 70 injured and an entire community forever changed by the tragic events the 2012 Aurora Theater Tragedy.

Meet four Aurora Veterans as they share their experiences serving in our nation's military.

Annette is an Aurora restaurant with national recognition. Go behind the kitchen with owner Caroline Glover.

Sometimes heroes wear capes, sometimes they wear hair nets. Meet Mama Z, serving up healthy food, songs, and smiles at Kenton Elementary.

Youngsters put away the tablets and laptops for some real imagination building. 

The Mystery Machine and Magic School Bus come to life! Meet StevO, creator of crazy cars!

School is just around the corner and these youngsters had some special help finding their pencils, pens and backpacks.

Looking for a unique chocolatey creation? We peel back the wrapper at Stanley Marketplace's Miette et Chocolat to see just what goes into these sweet treats.

Fish. Ice Cream. A new summer craze has hit Aurora and it's not what you're thinking. Watch to find out where you can go fishing for this sweet treat!

The new Rocky Mountain Regional VA Medical Center is about to open in Aurora. After a long journey, many veterans, including Johnny Watson, came out July 21 for the ribbon-cutting ceremony.

It's midnight and you have the munchies. No worries, The Donut House on S. Parker Road has you covered. Not only are they open late but they deliver! Meet the family who's makin' dough by bakin' dough.

Take a look back at Mayor Steve Hogan's accomplishments and impact on the Aurora community over the years.

Upgrades to Aurora Public Schools Stadium will provide a bigger stage for the city's best athletes when the new school year begins in 2018.

Regular Meeting of the Aurora City Council for June 25, 2018

Regular meeting of the Aurora City Council held on July 9, 2018.

Aurora City Council Study Session for June 25, 2018

Aurora City Council Study Session held July 9, 2018

The Aurora Hills Golf Course maintenance crew is up at the crack of dawn each day to make sure we can enjoy those early tee times.  Check out just what the crew does each and every morning.

An historic election in Aurora and statewide – what does it mean for you? Plus, a look inside the new VA hospital; a global Farmers’ Market; baby goats and story time and something called KPop.  We’ll explain.

Dangerously dry! That’s Aurora right now. Find out about our fireworks ban, and head to the front lines of urban wildfire training. Plus, interviews for our next mayor; an African fashion show and fish ice cream??

For the first time since 2011 there is a new mayor in Aurora.  We get the ’scoop’ on starting a food truck in town and check out a Korean phenomenon in town; Plus, a cute & cuddly bedtime story; a preview of the July 4

Walk a mile in their shoes! We spend a day with the Aurora’s mail team.

The wait is over! A flight of cranes at the 7/20 Memorial Garden pay tribute to the 13 lives lost, 70 injured and entire community forever changed by the Aurora Theater Tragedy.

The Community Relations Division of Neighborhood Services invites you to the latest event in the city's Race Forum Series, focusing on the history of firefighting as it pertains to race and featuring special guest Dekalb Walcot

What's better than reading a story with a furry and fluffy friend? These kiddos got to show off their reading skills to some special visitors.