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Colorado voters reject measures requiring mail-ballot IDs, ICE assistance and others
Aurora city council moving to virtual meetings for 8 months during ADA chamber renovations
Man charged with murder in fatal Aurora apartment complex shooting
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2026 VOTER GUIDE AND NEWS COVERAGE
Manny Rutinel secures 8th District seat in record-margin win
Takeaways: Voters punish Trump, and the GOP suffers historic losses
Election Day unfolded with relatively few problems, despite worries over Trump election interference
After midterm losses, Trump stares down the specter of Democratic probes and the race to succeed him
Election Day arrives after a surge in early voting, with observers keeping close watch at the polls
Metro Aurora
Supreme Court hears challenge to Catholic preschools’ exclusion from Colorado-funded program
The Trump administration and the Archdiocese of Denver urged the Supreme Court to overturn a ruling allowing a Colorado state-funded preschool program to exclude Roman Catholic schools that do not comply with equal-opportunity requirements.
Aurora wins two State Awards for Transportation Planning and Design
Connecting Aurora master plan earns 2026 APA Colorado honor award
Polis proposes $212.1 million boost for K-12 schools while rolling out final draft budget
Colorado voters will decide on several ballot measures that will influence future state education funding.
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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
John Malkovich, a world-weary CIA man in ‘Wild Horse Nine,’ prefers life on the road
Actor John Malkovich reflects on his prolific fifty-year career and nomadic lifestyle ahead of the release of his latest film, Wild Horse Nine.
Opinion
Toon in Wednesday
A look at the world on Wednesday through the eyes of political cartoonists from across the globe
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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
Voters back abortion rights and reject Trump’s redistricting in state ballot measures
Voters across more than three dozen states decided 145 ballot questions on Tuesday, resulting in victories for abortion rights in Missouri, Virginia, and Nevada while rejecting various redistricting efforts and voter ID mandates.
Colorado & region
Colorado voters reject measures requiring mail-ballot IDs, ICE assistance and others
Conservative and progressive groups split results through various individual citizen-led initiatives and referendums.
Pro and College Sports
Kadri and Schwartz lead the Avalanche past the Blackhawks 5-2 for their 3rd straight win
Nazem Kadri and Jaden Schwartz scored two goals apiece, and the visiting Colorado Avalanche beat the struggling Chicago Blackhawks 5-2 Monday for their third consecutive win.
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Boys Soccer: Ledvina’s double-overtime goal sends Regis Jesuit past Mountain Vista into 5A quarterfinals
AURORA | Chance after chance went unfinished for the Regis Jesuit boys soccer team in Tuesday night’s Class 5A second round state playoff game and it left coach Rick Wolf bracing for the worst. Knowing how the game doesn’t always reward the better team with victory, Wolf’s trepidation increased as the minutes ticked by against…