Certain fireworks legal in Aurora through Fourth of July
You can legally use fireworks that don't leave the ground or explode in Aurora, but Aurora Fire Rescue wants you to keep safety on top of your mind.
U.S. Bank gives grant to Brothers Redevelopment to build affordable homes in Aurora
Friday U.S. Bank gave Brothers Redevelopment a $500,000 grant to build the new housing development. That's in addition to money Arapahoe County has already kicked in.
As temps soar, Coloradans turn to Cherry Creek State Park to cool off
For the past few weekends they've had to turn people away because the park was full.
Denver recognizes Global Heat Action Day to raise awareness
On average, Denver now sees 19 more days of above-average heat per year than we did 50 years ago. Also, the average summer temperature has increased three degrees since 1970.
Charges against Fremont County couple dismissed because of DA's comments
A Colorado couple charged in the death of a 10-month-old have had the charges against them dismissed because of comments Fremont County District Attorney Linda Stanley made to a news station in Colorado Springs.
Aurora spared heavy hail damage, but plants pay the price
The City of Aurora got what seems like a glancing blow compared to neighboring communities which saw lots of property damage. Still, it's not something people are thrilled about.
Cadets from AFA's "COVID" class graduate, say it was worth all the hardship
Proud papa and mamas flocked to Falcon Stadium on the Air Force Academy campus early Thursday morning for graduation.
Businesses along the 16th Street Mall struggling amid construction
One business says their revenue is down 50% year to year.
RTD Light Rail construction will disrupt service for rest of summer
If you use the D, H or L Light Rail lines to commute, get ready for a big change because one of the most congested areas in Denver is about to get a lot worse.
Coloradans honor fallen service members for Memorial Day
The Colorado Freedom Memorial held a remembrance event on Saturday to honor service members who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Aurora Central Library will get major facelift thanks to federal funds
Colorado Congressman Jason Crow helped secure more than $11.6 million in community project funding
Gazan woman from viral video receives prosthetic leg in Colorado
Ahed Bseiso's uncle amputated her leg with a kitchen knife, chlorine and dish soap, but no anesthesia, after an Israeli bomb mangled her leg in December. Her story went viral and her journey brought her to Colorado for help.
Aurora resolution brings funding for students training for trades
The resolution will leverage money and knowledge from contractors in Aurora to fund and support trades focused programs in the city's the public-school districts.
Neighbors in Aurora voice concerns on fracking project to state commission
The group Save the Aurora Reservoir asked the Colorado Energy and Carbon Management Commission to hold a public meeting so neighbors can express their opinions about the project.
Aurora triplets graduate top of class thanks to family support
They are a family of five. Father Kwasi and Margaret moved to Colorado from Ghana in the 90s to start their family. They had no idea what was in store for them.