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Colorado colleges review federal inquiry into campus policies ‘to build trust’
Aurora OKs police and fire raises amid controversy over timing of Elijah McClain death
Aurora City Council delays vote on so-called socioeconomic impact business permits
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Metro Aurora
3-year college degrees grow more popular in the US, saving time and cash. But critics aren’t sold
An increasing number of U.S. colleges are offering three-year bachelor’s degrees to address rising tuition costs and improve accessibility for non-traditional students, despite concerns regarding graduate school admissions and professional licensing.
Deion Sanders says subpoena in son Shilo’s bankruptcy case not a distraction ahead of season opener
When you have ‘it,’ when you’re ‘him,’ you get sued. — Deion Sanders
Proposal to limit ‘socioeconomic impact’ business density returns to Aurora City Council
The proposal targets vape and smoke shops, pawnshops and second-hand buyers, check-cashing businesses, cannabis dispensaries, liquor stores and extended-occupancy motels.
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Aurora Generations
3 big questions to ask your aging parents
Eldercare attorney Harry Margolis recommends starting conversations about finances, end-of-life plans, and housing safety with parents around age 75 to ensure their needs are met as they age.
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Sentinel Magazine
How to reset your child’s sleep schedule for back-to-school season
As the new school year approaches, pediatricians and sleep experts recommend establishing consistent sleep routines and managing anxiety to help students focus and function effectively.
Opinion
Toon in Tuesday
A look at the world on Tuesday through the eyes of political cartoonists from across the globe
Sentinel E-ditions
Sentinel in print this week
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Sentinel Blogs
Aurora Sports Notebook: Grandview grad Kevin Gausman traded to Chicago Cubs near deadline
News and notes about current or former Aurora prep sports, athletes and coaches from Sports Editor Courtney Oakes.
Nation and World
Economists don’t expect reopening the US to Mexican cattle imports to reduce high beef prices
The U.S. reopened a border crossing in Arizona to cattle from Mexico on Monday in an attempt to address high beef prices caused by a historic shortage in the domestic herd.
Colorado & region
Colorado colleges review federal inquiry into campus policies ‘to build trust’
At least one Colorado university announced it will not respond to a questionnaire from the Trump administration.
Pro and College Sports
Deion Sanders says subpoena in son Shilo’s bankruptcy case not a distraction ahead of season opener
When you have ‘it,’ when you’re ‘him,’ you get sued. — Deion Sanders
SENTINEL PREPS
Week past: The week past in Aurora prep sports, 8.18-8.24.26
A look back at some of the key games, tournaments and happenings in Aurora prep sports from Aug. 18-24, 2026, as compiled by Sentinel Sports Editor Courtney Oakes.