One person was taken to an area hospital after a stabbing Thursday in the 1200 block of N Galapago Street; Denver police are investigating.

A vehicle fire in a Denver apartment building's garage sent smoke into occupied floors on Wednesday; crews extinguished the blaze and residents sheltered in place.

Aurora police say a GPS‑dart attempt to tag a stolen car failed; the vehicle crashed at Boiling Drive and North Hannibal Street and three people were arrested.

A Denver‑area buying network helped a Texas man acquire .50‑caliber anti‑materiel rifles for resale; federal prosecutors secured guilty pleas and a short prison term.

A Commerce City police drone tracked a suspect hiding under a tarp after an alleged domestic assault; officers recovered a sword and a dagger.

A bomb threat cleared the Adams County Justice Center in Brighton Wednesday morning. Deputies say the threat is under investigation and courthouse operations were disrupted.

An autopsy found alcohol and methamphetamine in the driver of a fuel tanker that crashed into a Denver light‑rail abutment on Thanksgiving.

Westminster police found three children inside a car’s trunk during a traffic stop; the driver was arrested and faces DUI and child‑abuse charges. The youngsters were unharmed and released to family members.

An investor says it was shorted in a June 2025 buyout and is suing Formativ for $2.1M over contractor selection on the 3850 Blake RiNo project.

A woman was found Jan. 29 in an unincorporated part of Arapahoe County. Deputies say the death is being investigated as a homicide and are asking for tips.

An Aurora man was ordered to stand trial after witnesses say he body‑slammed a defense attorney in a courthouse hallway during proceedings tied to a fatal scooter crash.

A second juvenile was sentenced to seven years in youth custody after pleading guilty to starting the Oct. 31, 2022 Tiffany Square Apartments fire that killed a mother and her 10-year-old daughter.

Loveland police say a SWAT response near N. Monroe Avenue ended with a suspect in custody and officials say there is no threat to the public.