The Aurora City Council has approved the final major contract related to the RiverEdge Park renovation, which is set to be ...

The city of Aurora is now gearing up for a special census that has faced various delays, although the start date is still uncertain. Aurora previously sought a recount after the 2020 decennial census ...

A union of Aurora city employees picketed outside City Hall on Tuesday evening, just before a meeting of the Aurora City ...

As temperatures dipped Sunday night, Aurora officials flipped the switch on a temporary overnight warming center at the ...

Electronics tossed in the trash cause environmental problems and are banned from Colorado landfills.

Aurora police and the Drug Enforcement Administration say a strengthened federal partnership is disrupting drug trafficking ...

Aurora is eyeing a big comeback story for the long-vacant former U.S. Post Office on Stolp Island, with city officials floating the idea of turning the historic shell into a downtown cultural arts hub ...

Ethiopians are the second-largest minority group in Aurora, and over 80 percent of them were born outside of the U.S.

This season's lack of snow isn't just affecting businesses in mountain communities. A historically dry winter across Colorado ...

Retailers who sell tobacco and certain age-restricted products in the city of Aurora will need to get a new license, the city announced Wednesday.

On Monday, March 9, the Aurora City Council held a second and final vote, unanimously approving new rules regarding the sale of tobacco or age-restricted psychoactive, like kratom, within the city.