Wheat Ridge Police detailed an incident on Facebook where a routine stop for expired tags led to the arrest of a man with multiple warrants, including a felony warrant for sex assault on a child.

Wheat Ridge Police seek public help to identify remains found in an abandoned campsite; the death is not considered suspicious. An artist's reconstruction aids in the identification effort.

The Denver Police Department welcomes 47 new recruits, Class 25-1, who will undergo 28 weeks of training. The announcement encourages others to consider law enforcement careers.

Denver Police investigated a shooting on E. Alameda Ave, with one victim found; their condition was unknown, and efforts to identify the suspect were ongoing.

I-70 near East Bay and San Francisco to see traffic shifts for bridge work starting April 21, with overnight lane reductions and alternating traffic patterns.

Douglas County recognizes April as Child Abuse Prevention Month, emphasizing knowledge and community support to safeguard children, in line with statistics from the Colorado Department of Human Services.

A resurfacing project on US Highway 285 in Park County will begin on April 28 to improve road safety and conditions, with both day and night work scheduled.

Denver's weather forecast includes a mix of sunny days and potential snow showers, with temperatures ranging from highs in the 70s to lows in the 30s.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office celebrates K9 Dozer's birthday and career success on social media, highlighting his detection achievements and balanced life.

The Colorado Bureau of Investigation issued an alert for missing 84-year-old Gaylon Oswalt, who was later found safe. His temporary disappearance highlighted the importance of alerts for individuals with cognitive impairments.

Missing 86-year-old Robert Payne of Lakewood, Colorado, has been found, as announced by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, calming the community's concern for the cognitively impaired senior.

Superior is set for street maintenance on McCaslin Boulevard from April 14-18, causing temporary lane closures. Traffic disruption is expected from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily.

A cold front brings cooler temperatures and possible precipitation to the Denver area with a mix of rain and snow forecasted; warmer conditions expected early next week before another system arrives.