A large fire at a Denver apartment complex under construction led to evacuations, local business disruptions, and a continued firefighting effort. An ATF team has joined the investigation.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife ended the search for a third mountain lion involved in a fatal attack on a woman in Larimer County, after finding no additional lions over 72 hours.

A Littleton man faces federal charges for a multi-million-dollar tax fraud scheme, involving false tax returns and $3 million in fraudulent IRS refunds.

Denver Police captured five suspects in an armed robbery after a chase. The SWAT and Drone Units helped arrest a fugitive juvenile; four others were detained for related crimes.

The Commerce City Police Department shared an update on their active weekend, highlighting several arrests, including a felon with a gun and a fleeing suspect with warrants.

The Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office is seeking help to find missing 75-year-old David Birdsall with cognitive impairment, who has been absent since New Year's Eve from Centennial, CO.

A 26-year-old man was arrested for driving at 90 mph in a 40 mph zone in Denver, earning a speeding ticket and additional charges for reckless driving.

A car chase in Northern Colorado ended with six arrests after a shot was fired at deputies during a failed traffic stop. Drones were used to locate the suspects who fled on foot.

Larimer County deputies engaged in a high-speed chase with an alleged impaired driver who fired shots at officers before all suspects were captured using drones.

Aurora Police arrested a man for DUI after he hit a police K9 unit; the officer and K9 were unharmed, and the incident served as a warning against drunk driving.

Seven people charged with 131 counts for running identity theft ring in Denver, incurring over $175,000 in losses through mail theft, burglaries, and a fake ID app.

A small wildfire in Franktown, Douglas County, was quickly extinguished due to residents' prompt action and technological aid, highlighting the area's high fire risk.

21-year-old Robert Jacobs was sentenced to 14 years for Loveland drive-by shootings after pleading guilty to attempted murder and retaliation charges.