A 26-year-old man was arrested for driving at 90 mph in a 40 mph zone in Denver, earning a speeding ticket and additional charges for reckless driving.

Denver's 2025 crime stats show a 48% drop in homicides, attributed to police community efforts, technology use, and recovery of nearly 1,900 firearms.

A car chase in Northern Colorado ended with six arrests after a shot was fired at deputies during a failed traffic stop. Drones were used to locate the suspects who fled on foot.

Traffic changes at US Hwy 24 and Peterson Rd in Colorado Springs begin January 5, affecting eastbound exits and requiring use of signalized junctions due to safety and infrastructure improvement works.

Colorado will lower flags to half-staff to honor the late former State Senator Lewis H. Entz on the day of his memorial, as directed by Governor Polis.

The Colorado governor's office announced new appointments to state boards and commissions, affecting areas such as air quality, public safety, consumer credit, child fatality prevention, environmental justice, and judicial performance.

Douglas County is refining agritourism zoning rules and invites locals to a workshop to discuss and offer feedback on January 8th. RSVPs and opinions via email are also welcome.

The Denver Police offer a free self-defense Krav Maga class to residents over 12, with sign-ups urged due to limited space. Future classes will be announced on their Facebook page.

Denver Police Department tests drones as first responders, with a fleet able to provide quick aerial assistance during emergencies. The drones helped in 215 cases since deployment and may reduce patrol response needs.

Denver residents saw morning snow with a 40% chance of more before 8 a.m. Temperatures will rise from 14°F to a high of 33°F with clearing skies. A weather alert warns of travel impacts due to snow in the region.

Denver Police announced the indictment of two Venezuelan gang leaders on multiple charges, including a RICO conspiracy, related to racketeering activities like robbery and extortion.

Denver City Council is on break and won't meet during the week of December 29, 2025. Meetings resume on January 5, 2026, in a temporary location due to construction.

Local families visited the Douglas County Sheriff's Office, bringing treats and Christmas carols, which was shared on social media with thanks and festive greetings.