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Aurora likely to swap city’s Fourth of July fireworks for drone show to cut fire risk
Griswold questions Allen on ICE while Allen flags Griswold’s expertise
Former CASA non-profit director faces felony theft charges for alleged $104K tuition scam
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Metro Aurora
Emergency repairs set to close part of East Quincy Avenue through Oct. 27
Construction is expected to finish by Oct. 27, weather permitting.
Metro, statewide food banks struggle as SNAP benefits drop for 40,000 residents
Senator Michael Bennet called for renewed SNAP support to be included in the next federal Farm Bill.
Aurora City Council moves to cut industrial water use during drought
“I am not convinced that aesthetics alone are a good reason to maintain water hungry landscaping in industrial areas”
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2026 VOTER GUIDE AND NEWS COVERAGE
Trump administration sues California to block state from counting alleged noncitizen mail-in ballots
Everyone has the same question in the midterms — where’s the beef? (And how much does it cost?)
With anger spreading over Iran war, Democrats hope to flip Colorado GOP seats with veterans’ help
PERRY: Oh, brother. Can you spare a couple billion so I can save the state and vote right on ballot props?
Volunteers surge to monitor Colorado polls amid fears of federal interference
Aurora Generations
Americans 75 and older are wealthiest age group, Fed survey finds
A Federal Reserve report revealed that families headed by individuals aged 75 or older became America’s wealthiest over the past three years due to stock market gains, while younger families experienced a decline in wealth.
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Sentinel Magazine
The rumor mill at work: When gossip protects coworkers and when it backfires
Experts discuss the complex role of workplace gossip, noting that while it can damage reputations and productivity, it can also serve as a tool for warning colleagues about problems, fostering social connection, and managing emotions.
Opinion
Toon in Friday
A look at the world on Friday through the eyes of political cartoonists from across the globe
Sentinel E-ditions
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Sentinel Blogs
SENTINEL POLS: Aurora’s Dem House rep’s ‘Crowfest’ draws 800 to help feather election nests
Pelosi called Crow “the perfect person to lead the way to save democracy at the kitchen table.”
Nation and World
REEL NEWS IN A RUSH: Top headlines in Friday’s NewsMinute video
From around the globe, top stories in 60 seconds you’ll be talking about today
Colorado & region
Griswold questions Allen on ICE while Allen flags Griswold’s expertise
Jena Griswold and Michael Allen met for their only scheduled debate ahead of the November election.
Pro and College Sports
Broncos beat Seahawks 17-14 in OT on Ja’Quan McMillian’s pick, Wil Lutz’s 53-yard field goal
Ja’Quan McMillian intercepted Sam Darnold’s pass in overtime and Wil Lutz kicked a 53-yard field goal that gave the Denver Broncos a 17-14 victory over the Seattle Seahawks Thursday night in Denver.
SENTINEL PREPS
Softball: 2026 Class 5A regional pairings, schedule
Schedules and pairings for the Oct. 16-17, 2026, Class 5A regional softball tournaments as released Monday by the Colorado High School Activities Association.