Aurora Pride Parade

Hundreds lined Aurora streets Sunday for the city’s Pride Parade, though the event was nearly canceled after controversy that organizers did not secure enough law enforcement officers required for the event.

A dispute over police involvement almost led to the cancellation of Aurora’s Pride Parade. But on Friday, the tune was different as the city raised its pride flag in preparation of Sunday’s parade. NBC 5’s Chris Coffey reports.

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Aurora has reinstated a permit for the city’s Pride Parade, saying the event can proceed “as planned” after controversy that organizers did not secure enough law enforcement officers required for the event.

A judge on Thursday refused to reinstate a permit for the Aurora Pride Parade after officials said organizers did not secure the needed law enforcement officers required for the event. NBC 5’s Chris Hush reports.

A judge on Thursday refused to reinstate a permit for the Aurora Pride Parade after officials said organizers did not secure the needed law enforcement officers required for the event.

As Pride celebrations across the state begin to kick off, one parade is at risk of being canceled after officials says it failed to secure the needed law enforcement officers required to staff the event. Sandra Torres has more.

The city of Aurora has revoked the special event permit for the Aurora Pride Parade, but event organizers say their position has been misrepresented, and a hearing is planned for this Thursday at 9 a.m.

Aurora’s third annual Pride Parade may be in jeopardy, but organizers say plans aren’t canceled yet.

Aurora’s fifth annual Pride Parade on Sunday may be in jeopardy.

The Aurora Police Department on Tuesday said it is unable to meet the June 12 event’s staffing needs, and that as of Monday, “approximately 20 officers were still required to fully staff the event to ensure the safety for all.”

Police and Mayor Richard Irvin won’t march in this month’s Aurora Pride parade after organizers asked participating cops not to wear uniforms or carry weapons. Alex Maragos has more.