Aurora Fire taking "right-sizes" approach to 911 calls
Aurora Fire Rescue responded to 57,000 calls last year alone. This week AFR is beginning a tiered response approach to how resources are dispatched for emergency medical calls.
Money from Nuggets playoff run funds outdoor court for kids
The excitement of the Denver Nuggets' championship has dribbled down to a nearby Boys & Girls Club. Dozens of children experienced the basketball fanfare they saw on TV in their backyard Friday. Money earned from the pro team's win will impact Denver kids for years to come.
Group aims to increase East Colfax voter turnout
A group in Aurora is encouraging residents along East Colfax to vote in the upcoming election. Ward 1 is one of the most diverse areas in the country with more than 120 languages represented, and it has one of the lowest voter turnouts in the state.
Men steal $12,000 worth of jeans in Aurora
Aurora police is looking for a group of men who have stolen nearly $12,000 worth of jeans from a Colorado Kohl's store.
Kaiser reaches some tentative agreements, Colorado picketing continues
Kaiser Permanente says it has been able to reach some tentative agreements in bargaining.
Struggle of Love Foundation opens second location in Aurora
As Aurora mourns another teen killed by gunfire, a local nonprofit prepares to open a second location in an area plagued with crime.
Strike looms for thousands of Colorado health care workers
Kaiser Permanente received a strike notice from the union representing about 3,000 employees in Colorado. If the company and union negotiators don't reach an agreement, more than 75,000 workers nationwide will walk out.
Badly needed road repairs are coming to Aurora neighborhoods
According to national standards, the condition of 58% of the city's overall street network was rated as fair or below.
Esports Hub gets more kids in the game
One of the world's fastest-growing sports involves a keyboard or a controller. The city of Aurora has made Esports accessible to every kid who wants to get in the game.
Legacy program aims to keep longtime Denver businesses open
Denver Economic Development & Opportunity is accepting applications for the city's first-ever Legacy Business program. It's designed to protect and strengthen small, locally owned businesses that've been in Denver for a decade or more.
Police investigate death threats aimed at Henry Blackburn of CSU Rams
Colorado State Rams coach Jay Norvell said Monday that senior safety Henry Blackburn has been receiving death threats since his late hit that hospitalized Colorado Buffaloes two-way star Travis Hunter.
Poker community remembers stabbing victim
A community is grieving after two people were stabbed to death in Denver.
Aurora athletes benefit from Broncos sale
The sale of the Denver Broncos resulted in a $41 million refund to metro area cities and counties that helped fund the stadium.
State hospitality workers get free guidance, mental health support
According to Culinary Hospitality Outreach Wellness, 63% of hospitality workers suffer from depression, 84% feel stress from their jobs and 65% report using substances at work. Now CHOW is offering financial planning, nutrition advice and other support.
Aurora empowers first-time homebuyers with education
Finding the cash to purchase a home is just one step in a complicated process. The city of Aurora is helping buyers feel empowered with education through its free, first-time homebuyer seminars.