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The poorest in the US, including metro Denver, can’t find housing even as low-income units sit empty
Dog left in critical condition after being rescued from burning house in central Aurora
‘Hoarder conditions’ hamper firefighting efforts during Aurora house blaze, possibly sparked by homeless
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Metro Aurora
Colorado man who was free on bond in wife’s alleged killing is jailed after hit-and-run
“To go to the airport for any purpose other than work constitutes a breach of his bond,” — Anne Kelly
An Aurora star is scheduled to be born Sept. 12 on Time Square. Be there
The display features over 500 images selected globally by the National Down Syndrome Society organization.
E-bike injuries jumped 184% as Children’s Hospital Colorado warns of rising risks
“You should educate your child: no helmet, no ride, no matter your child’s age, their skill, or their abilities, or what they’re riding, they should be wearing a helmet.”
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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
Rome mounts a crackdown on golf carts that are increasingly popular with tourists
Rome officials are moving to regulate the growing number of tourist golf carts in the historic center to address concerns regarding illegal parking, traffic congestion, and overtourism.
Opinion
Toon in Friday
A look at the world on Friday through the eyes of political cartoonists from across the globe
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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
A whiplash election year enters its final stretch as Trump holds wild cards
“The only person that I see engaged in socialism is Donald J. Trump, who is taking equity in private companies for the United States government,” he said. “That’s the definition of socialism.” — Andy Beshear
Colorado & region
Colorado sues Trump administration over Medicaid gender-affirming care ban
Parents, in consultation with trusted medical providers, know what is best for their children, not federal political appointees in Washington. — Phil Weiser
Pro and College Sports
A new voice for Bo Nix, but Sean Payton still holds the Broncos’ play call sheet
Sean Payton has decided to hand over play-calling duties for the Denver Broncos to first-year offensive coordinator Davis Webb in 2026.
SENTINEL PREPS
Football: Aurora area teams tally 6-5 mark in Week 2
Aurora area prep football teams finished a game under .500 in Week 1 of the 2026 season, but flipped that to a winning 6-5 mark In Week 2, which saw Eaglecrest and Grandview both improve to 3-0.