Aurora police offers free safety devices for at-risk neighbors
A grant received by Aurora police has allowed them to give out free safety devices to residents caring for someone who needs special attention.
Grants slash cost of Aurora summer preschool programs
Summer activities for children are starting soon, and some programs in Aurora just got more affordable.
Addiction treatment center in Aurora helps fill gap for recovery
Last year, more than 1,800 Coloradans died of a drug overdose. Now, a new treatment center in Aurora is hoping to use some of the settlement money from opioid distributors to help those in recovery.
Cadet program results from partnership between APD & community college
The Aurora Police Department is partnering with the Community College of Aurora for a cadet pilot program.
Aurora wants to build system's largest reservoir in Park County
The proposed Wild Horse Reservoir would be built near Hartsel in Park County, about six miles west of Spinney Reservoir.
CDOT plans repairs for deadly bump on I-225
Plans are being made to fix a deadly road irregularity on I-225 in Aurora. Last month, city leaders urged the Colorado Department of Transportation for repairs after another young person was killed in a crash.
Cattle moving between states must be tested for bird flu, commission rules
New protections have been put in place to prevent the spread of bird flu. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has confirmed Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza -- or HPAI -- in dairy cattle in 34 dairy herds across nine states, including Colorado.
Parents shown shown video of attempted kidnapping at school
Parents of students at Black Forest Hills Elementary School met with district leaders Monday to discuss the school's response to an attempted kidnapping.
Investigators search for arsonist who burned part of Aurora church
Aurora Fire Rescue is investigating an arson incident that damaged part of Aurora First Presbyterian Church. The fire broke out in the building near Colfax and Kingston on the morning of March 28, the eve of Good Friday.
Aurora proposes "tough love" approach to homelessness
Two proposals have been introduced to reduce homelessness in Aurora. The city says the goal is to make it untenable for people to stay on the streets while offering resources through a new court. Mayor Mike Coffman calls it a "tough love" approach.
Aurora parents worry about kids after school's autism program is reduced
Parents of students requiring special education programming express concern over imminent changes as Harmony Ridge P-8 plans to consolidate its three autism classrooms into one for the upcoming 2024-25 school year, dispersing programs to additional schools.
Aurora wants to hear from residents about Transportation Improvement Plan
The City of Aurora is looking at how to better connect residents and visitors to destinations. The resulting plan will propose improvements that offer safer, more sustainable, and convenient transportation.
Gallery provides platform to help artists with disabilities make a living
It's First Friday and Sante Fe Arts District is packed with people admiring local creations. When they buy from Access Gallery, they're supporting one of the city's most vulnerable, and talented, populations. The gallery aims to combat ableism through art.
Calf killed by gray wolf on Grand County landowner's property
After investigation, Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirmed on Wednesday a gray wolf attacked and killed a calf on the property of a Grand County landowner recently.
Judge reinstates Aurora's ban on pit bulls
After a three-year legal battle, a district court judge reinstated the city of Aurora's ban on pit bulls.