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

A 58-year-old Longmont man was arrested by Boulder County Digital Forensics Lab for possessing child sexual exploitation material after a tip-off and investigation.

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.

A Boulder County home was destroyed by fire on May 12, leaving the family without their main residence and costing the lives of two pets. Firefighters and various agencies responded, while an investigation into the cause is ongoing.

A series of vehicle fires in Colorado involved an SUV destroyed by an ember in Erie and four cars damaged at a Denver tire shop. No injuries were reported.

The Boulder County Sheriff's Office is investigating after a voicemail claimed shots were fired at an Ultralight aircraft near Longmont Airport; no evidence found yet.

Local law enforcement used a Flock license plate reader to locate and pursue a stolen vehicle, ending with the suspects crashing into a building. No civilians were hurt, and the investigation is ongoing.

A semi-truck crash on I-70 in Aurora closed westbound lanes and caused delays, after swerving to avoid a vehicle and hitting a pole, spilling egg containers.

Alyiah Faith Vega was re-arrested in Boulder on 35 new charges, including menacing schoolchildren and teachers, after previously using aliases to evade capture. She has active warrants and a history of criminal behavior.

West Metro Fire Rescue teams tackled a fire at a closed gas station in Lakewood with no injuries reported; the building had experienced previous blazes.

Police in Westminster arrested two suspects following a standoff over a stolen vehicle investigation, with assistance from Colorado Metro Auto Theft Task Force.

Denver Police are investigating a death on Inca Street and will update if it's deemed a homicide. The cause of death will be determined by the Medical Examiner.