New health science high school to bridge the health care workforce gap
Aurora Public Schools is partnering with Community College of Aurora to launch the state's first health science high school.
Over 30,000 turn out for Sanders, AOC rally in Denver
An estimated 34,000 people gathered Friday at Civic Center Park in Denver to hear Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York push a number of progressive policies.
Fire crews, neighborhood mitigation prevented disaster for Aurora homeowners
Aurora Fire Rescue believes humans may have caused Monday's brushfires that put homes in one neighborhood at risk.
Bank scam costs Colorado nonprofit Struggle of Love $60,000
A Colorado nonprofit organization is recovering after a scam drained $60,000 from the organization's bank account.
Aurora police update pursuit policy to include stolen vehicles, DUI drivers
The Aurora Police Department says the modifications will enhance the department's ability to hold offenders accountable for criminal activities, such as car theft and driving under the influence.
Opioid treatment regulation changes bring success to more addicts in recovery
Addiction medicine, particularly opioid treatment programs like methadone, have evolved. With changes to some regulations, patients now have more freedom and flexibility while still receiving the necessary support.
Bill aims to waive fees for some drivers behind on expired tags
In a house bill passed in committee Tuesday, local authorities would be granted the power to enforce vehicle registration requirements.
Aurora PD now has permanent presence at shopping center hit by crime
The property manager of the Gardens on Havana is providing retail space to the Aurora Police Department for free for five years. Their presence has already made a difference.
Edge at Lowry residents move out, some are finding better options
The Edge at Lowry apartment complex at 12th Avenue and Dallas Street in Aurora has closed, and a total of 85 residents across 23 apartment units have received a total of $94,375 in direct assistance.
NAACP encourages Colorado shoppers to support stores with DEI initiatives
The Rocky Mountain NAACP says the chapter is encouraging people to shop at places that doubled down on their support of diversity, equity and inclusion.
DEA says "Top Ten" arrests are now in ICE custody
The Drug Enforcement Administration is working with other federal agencies on immigration enforcement in Colorado.
Aurora city employees could be asked to return to in-person work
The Aurora City Council is moving forward with a resolution that could bring city employees back to the office three days per week.
Aurora looks to develop area along East Colfax
The current plan for the area was adopted in 2009 and a lot has changed since then. The city wants to address current needs like transportation and housing.
Aurora's East Colfax welcomes new arts and music venue Manos Sagrados
A new arts and music venue nestled in the heart of Aurora's Cultural Arts District is quickly becoming a must-visit destination for music lovers and artists.
Parents scramble after five Montessori schools announce sudden closure
Guidepost Montessori announced the closure of all Colorado locations next month, leaving 300 families scrambling to find new schools for their children.