100+ affordable, energy efficient homes coming to West Colfax neighborhood
The land for the new housing project sits right next to the Rodolfo "Corky" Gonzales Library at W. Colfax and Irving Street.
Aurora teen now 3-time regional esports champion
Now, as a 17-year-old junior at Vista PEAK Preparatory School in Aurora, Ethan Hay's hobby has become serious competition.
Colorado Horse Rescue develops app to streamline animal evacuations
A Colorado nonprofit has developed an app to streamline the process of evacuating during a wildfire, hoping to save human and animal lives along the way.
Wyoming sorority chapter members sue over transgender woman's admission
Artemis Langford's acceptance into sorority prompted 6 women, including one from Colorado to file lawsuit.
High Line Canal in Aurora receives multi-millions in repairs, enhancements
The $33 million Great Lengths for the High Line campaign aims "to breathe new life" and ensure the canal's preservation for generations to come.
Aurora rec center membership rates to increase for the first time in 5 years
The Aurora City Council recently gave the green light to increase membership costs as well as fees for some activities.
Mugshot stirs up anger, empathy for woman attacked by alleged child kidnapper
A teacher who was assaulted by the man accused of trying to kidnap a student last week is angry about the new allegations against him. Despite the attack sending her to the hospital, she believes he needs help.
Parents angered by school response during alleged kidnapping attempt
Parents from an Aurora elementary school are livid at the response of school staff during and in the hours following an alleged kidnapping attempt of a 5th-grader from school grounds.
Littleton bus aide fired after students with autism "traumatized and tortured"
Fractured bones, a knocked-out tooth, deep bruises, and immeasurable heartache. Those are just some of the injuries suffered by at least three students with autism allegedly at the hands of a Littleton Public Schools paraprofessional trusted to care for them.
Not every neighborhood in Aurora has tornado sirens
Since new technology like reverse 911, social media and weather alert apps, is faster than an old siren, the newer neighborhoods in Aurora don't have sirens at all.
Aurora Public Schools program aids special needs students in job prep
The Crossroads Trading Post in Aurora offers coffee, smoothies and merchandise all made by students who are learning new skills and getting on-the-job training.
Community College of Aurora receives congressional funding for STEM center
The center will merge the college's two campuses which are now miles apart, providing hands-on learning for college and high school students.
Jamal Murray surprises Aurora students at unified basketball game
Nuggets star Jamal Murray took to the hardwood Tuesday not as a player but as a coach. Unified sports is a collaborative approach to create opportunities for students with and without disabilities to participate in school sports.
Aurora seeks public input for city's Multimodal Transportation Master Plan
For the first time ever, the city of Aurora is creating a transportation master plan that includes any way people get around – whether by bike, bus, car, public transit, or walking.
Aurora police chief responds to carjacking, pursuit and deadly crash
A 17-year-old from Aurora is facing several felony charges for an armed carjacking and fatal crash in Aurora Sunday night. It is yet another example of violent youth crime in the city, and the police chief calls it "tragic."