Meet Fred the friendly pig who's currently in custody at the Aurora Animal Shelter.

A neighborhood in north Aurora has a lot to celebrate. They have a brand new school in the area for the first time in 60 years.

The first-ever "Catrina Ball" is coming to the Aurora Central Library, and you're invited!  It's a special, limited-ti

There'll soon be a lot more trees in Aurora.

Aurora is open for business. Did you know close to 60-percent of our city's revenue comes from sales tax?

Aurora is now home to some of the country's newest Americans.  Dozens of our residents from around the world recently too

Aurora's next municipal election is only about two months away, and this year, you'll be voting for mayor, several city council

Aurora shoppers are excited as the city welcomes Nordstrom Rack to Southlands.

Get ready for Global Fest 2023, Aurora!

It'll soon be easier and faster to get around northeast Aurora.

A petition to amend Aurora's city charter, which would change our current form of government among other things, has gotten initial approval

Former long-term mayor and city council member Paul Tauer's legacy will always live on in Aurora.

Our Aurora Public Library unveils a brand new identity as part of their reimagine campaign.

An Aurora organization is sprouting hope for the hungry.

Celebrate our independence and America’s birthday with the city of Aurora!

The city wants to make sure Aurora's kids have a fun and safe summer.  That's why we've launched the "We Ar

June 19th marks the annual Juneteenth holiday in Aurora, across the state and nationally.

An Aurora woman just celebrated her 100^th birthday, and she's spent much of her life making a difference in our city.

Memorial Day is a chance to mourn and honor those who’ve made the ultimate sacrifice serving our country.

The Aurora Police Department pays tribute to our six officers who’ve died in the line of duty.

AuroraTV goes on pup patrol with the newest K9 at the Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office.

For 43 years, 365 Health (previously 9Health Fair) has provided critical health screenings through thousands of health fairs.  And now, they're moving beyond that to provide online services, tools, and resources that

College is top of mind for a lot of Aurora's graduates, but what if you're the first one in your family to attend?

Aurora's first Black female firefighter, and two of her colleagues, are honored at the State Capitol.

What do a mom, several retirees, and a group of students in Aurora all have in common?

Imagine having to take almost 1,500 calls a day, half of which are potentially life-threatening emergencies?

An Aurora firefighter and his K-9 partner are saving lives in our city and all across the country.

The city of Aurora honors city manager, Jim Twombly, as he gets ready for retirement.