Kyla Pearce

The Aurora police shooting that killed Rajon Belt-Stubblefield was referred to a grand jury for further investigation Friday. The 18th Judicial District Attorney’s Office referred the case following the completion of Critical Incident Response Team and district attorney’s office reviews, according to a news release Friday afternoon. Belt-Stubblefield was shot during a traffic stop on […]

She will formally resign on Aug. 5, within 90 days of the regularly scheduled municipal election, to keep the city from needing to hold a special election, she said.

At-large Denver City Councilmember Sarah Parady announced her resignation from the council at Monday's meeting, saying medical challenges have made it difficult for her to show up to council meetings.

‘An exciting new chapter for animal care in Aurora’ Aurora’s new animal shelter broke ground Tuesday, marking the beginning of construction on a project that has been in the works for several years. The new shelter, which is going adjacent to the current one at 15750 E. 32nd Ave., will be almost triple the size […]

The Aurora City Council cast a unanimous preliminary vote Monday night to appoint nine members to serve on the board overseeing the revitalization of Colfax Avenue.

Aurora's councilmembers voted unanimously Monday to create the Office of Public Safety Accountability to oversee the police department.

Voters in Arapahoe County are picking board of commissioners candidates in today’s primary elections in Colorado.

The history of Coors Brewing Company, which is older than Colorado by three years, as the state celebrates its 150th birthday

Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman threatened in a Facebook post to shut off water for Aurora Public Schools after seeing “very green” lawns.

The history of Coors Brewing Company, which is older than Colorado by three years, as the state celebrates its 150th birthday