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The actions of a woman helped police catch a criminal, but she wonders if it was the safest choice and how long he'll be behind bars.
Families who qualify for free preschool can enroll in City of Aurora schools.
In Aurora, the city is hiring more than 100 positions including lifeguards, swim instructors, managers and more.
Betty Clark is keeping her late father's legacy alive with help from the community.
The Arapahoe County Commission forgoes oil and gas drilling moratorium, residents opposed to drilling see it as a minor setback.
A grant from the state is allowing schools like Pickens Technical College in Aurora to expand EV technician training to help meet a shortage.
The Colorado family is returning to the church after 40 years of a "more secular life."
A newly released survey of Aurora police officers and civilian employees shows a deep distrust of command officers with 69% of those responding to the survey agreeing, "It's not what you know but whom you know that will get you ahead."
Not only is Carla Ferreira one of The Aurora Highland's first residents, she's the lead developer.
UCHealth and Aurora Police are teaming up to bring mental health services to people in crisis.
