Aurora lawmakers on Monday taking up beleaguered ban on homeless camping

Aurora lawmakers are slated to formally take up a bill that would allow the city to force people without homes, camping on public property, to abandon their encampment within 72 hours — if there are openings in city shelters

Man walks into Aurora police station and admits murdering woman, 34,...

Wildfire smoke continues to flow into Colorado on Monday

Police seek black-Jeep driver in fatal hit-and-run crash involving motorcycle in...

Some people getting COVID-19 boosters without FDA approval

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PRIDE AND PRECEDENCE: Aurora Pride is live, in person and back...

The pride celebration has grown to become one of the region’s premier LGBTQ-support events, this one catering to the entire family. The price to get in? Nothing.

New this week: ‘CODA,’ Chance the Rapper film and ‘Heels’

Review: In ‘Free Guy,’ a videogame ‘Truman Show’

Review: In ‘Annette,’ an eccentric, tortured pop opera

The five best hybrid SUVs you can buy

Opinion

Toon in Monday

A look at the world Monday through the eyes of political cartoonists from across the globe

Toon in Friday

Toon in Thursday

PERRY: Role models roll through real life in ways our political...

LETTERS: Medicaid coverage gaps should be top priority

2021 Olympics

Volleyball: Former Eaglecrest star Jordyn Poulter, USA win Olympic gold medal

2 coaches removed from Tokyo Olympics in Belarus case

‘Snakeman’ looks to spread joys of table tennis beyond Games

Olympic Latest: Kipyegon wins women’s 1,500 meters

Not again! US men’s team gone after another messy relay

EXPLAINER: How sport climbing reached the Olympics

In Tokyo, social platforms help the Pandemic Olympics shine

Belarus runner showed Japanese police plea for help on phone

Olympics Overview: Doncic has 3rd ever Olympic triple-double

“It’s about results”: Colorado’s Coburn takes no solace after bad race

CAPITOL SIEGE

Capitol rioters enter 1st guilty pleas to assaulting police

Colorado lawyers who filed election fraud lawsuit must pay rivals’ fees

‘This attack happened’: Medals to honor Jan. 6 responders

Trump urged Justice officials to declare election ‘corrupt’

Racism of rioters takes center stage in Jan. 6 hearing

Capitol police testimony blunts GOP’s law-and-order message

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SENTINEL MUSE: Life is fair again as rides, food, music and more return for 115th year at the fairgrounds

AURORA | Llama touchers, start your fingers. Back from the pandemic, pretty much, is the Arapahoe County Fair and most things county fair opening for...