The early Saturday sun glistened off of the fresh turf field as Aurora Public Schools students took their first steps — or sprints — on the district's new sports stadium.
Aurora councilmembers voted to opt out of a state law prohibiting firearms in government buildings and approved the $3.5 million purchase of real property to build Wild Horse Reservoir. Protestors and Mayor Mike Coffman begin to change their decorum in city council meetings regarding the death of Kilyn Lewis.
Two dead, two arrested after police pursuit in Commerce City, Colorado. Gunshots, stolen vehicle, and fatal crash involved.
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Two shootings in Aurora leave multiple injured and one dead. Police detain one suspect in connection with first shooting. Investigations ongoing.
Teachers union, special districts argue against potential compromise on property tax ballot measures
Critics of two ballot measures aimed at reducing Coloradans' property obligations further than what lawmakers enacted this year have begun to pressure policymakers against negotiating with the initiatives' proponents and reaching a compromise.
The City of Aurora is conducting a survey to assess the needs of older adults living in the city. The survey, which is open to adults aged 60 and over, aims to identify areas for improvement in existing programs and opportunities for new initiatives, and it is open until Sept. 1 It is part of a larger project, the Older Adults Needs Assessment, which aims to develop better support for older adults through city policies, programs, and services.
A 27-year-old man who was shot and killed in an Aurora parking lot Thursday has been identified by the coroner's office.
After two full days of hearings, the Energy and Carbon Management Commission on Friday delayed closing arguments and a decision on the Lowry Ranch CAP until next week.
Aurora police are investigating Thursday after they say "multiple people" were shot, resulting in one death and three injuries.
Nonprofit granted 'affected party' status in public hearings opposing oil and gas operations near the reservoir.
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The contentious Lowry Ranch Comprehensive Area Plan (CAP), a proposal for oil and gas drilling near the Aurora Reservoir, will go to two public hearings in front of the state's Energy and Carbon Management Commission on Tuesday and Friday.
Three people injured in Aurora shooting, man arrested. Police seek information on involvement.
Aurora councilmembers passed a resolution to put a re-worded question regarding the ownership of pit bulls on the November ballot.
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman plans to crack down on public comments in future city council meetings after protestors disrupted Monday night's meeting for the third time. Coffman stated that he will not extend the time for public hearings due to the disruptions and will move the meetings to a virtual one if necessary. The protestors are demanding that Aurora authorities fire SWAT Ofc. Michael Dieck and charge him for murder over the shooting of Kilyn Lewis.
After some contention Monday night, Aurora city councilmembers voted to sponsor an Aurora Pride event at the Aurora Reservoir in the amount of $7,500.
The Aurora City Council voted Monday to move forward with a water reuse feasibility study in partnership with Denver Water and Metro Water.
Tessa Fuqua took a stance with one leg out to her side, knelt on the other knee. Orange chalk in hand, she outlined the shape of a monarch butterfly on the concrete path weaving through the 7/20 Foundation's Reflection Garden.
Aurora councilmembers on Monday are scheduled to vote on a water reuse feasibility study, return to conversations about putting an item allowing pit bull ownership on November's ballot and opting out of a state law banning firearms in government buildings.
It's been 12 years since a gunman opened fire in a midnight screening of “The Dark Knight Rises” at a theater in Aurora.
U.S. Rep. Jason Crow effectively wants federal regulators to intervene in the proposal to operate oil and gas wells near the Aurora Reservoir, citing its proximity to a Superfund site.
Colorado officials and Philip Morris International on Tuesday announced plans to build a nicotine pouch manufacturing facility in Aurora, which they said would bring $600 million in investment to the area.
The Aurora Housing Authority filed a lawsuit against the city of Aurora following a City Council vote to change the makeup and term requirements of the authority board.
As Aurora's Global Fest approaches local restaurants have a chance to compete for the title of the city's favorite dish.
Aurora Police Department's interim chief Heather Morris announced Friday that she is not pursuing the permanent chief position.