Miguel Borja is charged with multiple crimes, including attempted arson and homicide, following an incident where he allegedly tried to set someone on fire, barricaded himself, and caused an explosion that injured five officers.

A fire engulfed a Superior residence, causing extensive damage. Emergency crews responded, and no injuries were reported. An investigation into the cause is underway.

A twin-engine plane crashed in Boulder County, with no survivors. The crash sparked a small fire, and authorities are investigating while keeping the area secure.

Denver Police promote the adoption of Root Beer, a friendly American Pit Bull Terrier, considering Denver's strict pit bull regulations requiring a Breed-Restricted Permit.

US Highway 550 to close May 24 for Iron Horse Bicycle Classic between Purgatory Resort and Silverton, 7:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.; CDOT advises alternate routes and early travel.

The Theodora Family Hotel opened in Denver, replacing the former VOA Family Motel and offering 60 suites for families and veterans facing homelessness, with amenities aimed at helping residents regain stability.

Douglas County Recording Office at 301 Wilcox Street will reopen on May 21 after renovations, but won't offer passport or marriage license services on May 19-20.

Denver Police Officer Brandon Greulich was arrested for domestic violence charges, including assault and child abuse. He remains on off-line duty pending investigation.

Colorado Governor Polis signed a law enhancing legal protections for emergency reproductive care, including abortion, in response to weakened federal safeguards.

Denver Police warn residents to secure their belongings after a burglary where thieves stole $700 worth of tools from a garage, having gained access via a garage door opener left in an unlocked car.

ShotSpotter, HALO cameras, and license plate readers helped Denver Police arrest Carlos Lujan for a shooting incident involving four victims expected to survive.

Denver Police seek help to locate Osmani Garces Ortiz, who violated bond by removing his ankle monitor. He faces serious charges and the community is urged to contact Crime Stoppers with information.

Denver Police arrested a 22-year-old for reckless dirt bike riding in the city, leading to charges including exhibition of speed and resisting arrest. The vehicle was also impounded.