AG intervention demands reform from Aurora police and fire, city chiefs and leaders say it’s happening

We acknowledge there are changes to be made. We will not broad brush this agency or discount the professionalism and integrity that individual officers bring to our community every day. I am proud to say the Aurora Police Department began the implementation of many changes over the last 21 months, while this and other investigations were ongoing."

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Yes, there is wheel life for Black women in the metroplex

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NEW, AGAIN: History museum exhibit features Native American prints compliments of...

“The main reason we collect is we appreciate the artists, and we appreciate their work,” Bill said. “We just like to support the artist for what they do.”

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Review: 3 generations of women star in ‘The Spectacular’

Dionne Warwick, star of a new documentary, keeps smiling

New this week: ‘Cry Macho,’ McCreery and ‘The Morning Show’

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LETTERS: Danielle Jurinsky, Dustin Zvonek will make Aurora proud

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CITY DESK: Housing prices grow across Aurora; northern neighborhoods seeing sales above $400,000

“While we hear that the market is slowing, I am not sure that we are seeing that on the south and east side of the metro area,” Aurora-area realtor Sunny Banka said in a statement this week. “We are still experiencing fast sales, median prices at all-time highs, multiple offers, and an inventory shortage.”

CITY DESK: Techno Rescue holding electronic recycling drive Aug. 30 through Sept. 11

Most electronic items will be accepted, and a fee of $5 will be charged per household. Some items with more complicated processing needs will have an extra fee, according to a city news release.