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Two men received 25-year prison terms for the 2024 killing of 14-year-old Francisco “Cisco” Laqui; three co-defendants got probation after plea deals that helped close the case.
A U.S. Marshals‑led task force arrested a fugitive wanted in Florida near Iliff and Peoria in Aurora. Authorities identified him as La'Quenton Youngblood.
Aurora police and Metro Denver Crime Stoppers have raised the reward to $4,000 for tips in the June 21, 2024 Colfax Avenue killing of Preston Guillory. Investigators say several witnesses remain uncontacted.
An online report names a parolee in multiple killings across the Denver region; official confirmation is pending and parole oversight is back in focus.
A man allegedly aimed a handgun at passing cars on Highway 7 near Airport Drive, prompting a temporary closure and an ongoing police search.
Denver police say one person was stabbed near 1900 N Emerson St and taken to hospital with a non‑life‑threatening arm injury. Investigators are seeking tips.
A temporary nurse was arrested after deputies say she handed a synthetic‑cannabinoid‑soaked paper to an inmate at the Adams County Detention Facility.
A stolen-vehicle stop near 45th and Zuni turned into a pursuit on eastbound I‑70 that ended with a PIT maneuver; the driver was arrested and an officer was hurt.
Fort Collins police ordered residents near Mason and Mulberry to shelter in place Friday evening and closed Mason Street between Mulberry and Myrtle amid a large police response.
Two people were shot on the 1700 block of North York Street in Denver; one victim was seriously hurt and police say they are developing suspect information.
A Cherry Hills Village officer shot a person inside HCA HealthONE Swedish in Englewood Thursday evening. Investigators from the 18th Judicial District have been called in.
Denver Police posted surveillance images seeking the public's help to ID a person of interest in a Feb. 23, 2025 LoDo shooting. Metro Denver Crime Stoppers is offering up to $2,000 for tips.
A Centennial attorney who had been on James Craig’s defense team pleaded guilty to misdemeanors tied to a house fire and was given probation plus ordered treatment.
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