Aurora

The 12 year old boy has been missing from the Aurora area since 5 P.M. Sunday afternoon. If you are aware of his whereabouts, please call authorities immediately.

Aurora Police officials are trying to solve a shooting that occurred in September, and now are turning to the public to get their assistance in the case.

After countless episodes of timely relief at various outdoor events, today I have another reason to appreciate the invention of the portable toilet.

It's another update where we have more children that have been reported missing throughout the state of Colorado. Let's help to put a stop to this, and let's also work together to bring these children home before the cold weather hits.

Sometimes it's the surest thing on your to-do list that just doesn't want to happen.

From May 1st to June 22nd, there were 22 kids throughout the state of Colorado that went missing. From June 23rd to July 31st, there have been 16 kids reported missing. Let's all work together to bring these children home!

There have been fourteen children that have gone missing throughout the state of Colorado since February 1st. That number definitely can be astonishing, but let's reduce it by bringing these families back together.

The latest DUI enforcement campaign started on February 3rd and lasted until February 6th. Officials throughout the state will bring it back starting March 10th for the St. Patricks Day celebrations that will occur.

The missing teenager has black hair and brown eyes, and was last seen wearing a red visor, red hooded sweatshirt, dark jeans, and multi colored shoes. Please call the Aurora Police Department if you have info.

We all know that the state of Colorado is one of the most beautiful places in America to live, work, and play. But that doesn't mean that every part of the state is amazing, and here is one man's take on every corner of the area.

Great news for anyone looking for a job in the near future - Amazon will be bringing about 1,000 more positions to Colorado.

In journalism and general media coverage, finding the right photo to tell a story and report the news is typically given a lot of consideration. For the Aurora Sentinel, it took a lot of thought and defense of their choice to use an image depicting a body bag being pulled out of the ice in covering the tragic death of David Puckett.