An argument near Mitchell High School in Colorado Springs led to a shooting that injured six people, with one suffering life-threatening injuries. Witnesses are shaken, and the investigation is ongoing.

Six people were wounded in a shooting incident near Citadel Mall in Colorado Springs, with the police investigating and urging witnesses to come forward.

Douglas County showcases its advanced wildfire response equipment, including an AI detection system, a Type 2 helicopter, and brush trucks, emphasizing their commitment to innovative, proactive measures against potential wildfires.

A high-speed chase in Fort Collins ended in a crash, with serious injuries to the vehicle's occupants and an ongoing investigation led by Loveland Police.

The Boulder County Coroner's Office identified Eugene Knutson and James Gelaude as victims of an aircraft crash on May 17th in Boulder County. The investigation continues.

A woman crashed into a parked semi-truck in Fort Collins, resulting in serious injuries and significant damage. Police are investigating the cause, with speed and impairment as possible factors.

Boulder Police seek victims of hit-and-run spree by Molly Tucker, involving multiple crashes with no reported injuries. She faces various charges including reckless driving and DUI.

A CSP statement highlights the preventable nature of four recent pedestrian and cyclist deaths in Denver, citing a 78% increase in such fatalities since 2015 and reminding road users of safety measures.

A man named Daniel Adolpho-Rivera was arrested for menacing people with swords in Security/Widefield and later charged. He was apprehended after a brief chase and surrendered peacefully.

Students at Thomas Jefferson High School saved a drowning classmate during swim practice, earning praise from the Denver Police and a Citizen's Appreciation Award.

The FBI seeks public help to catch the "One-hit Wonders," three bank robbers responsible for heists in Denver, offering descriptions and images of the suspects.

Deputy Skalisky's dash camera captured a tornado in Elbert County; he reported it and checked for damage and gas leaks, praised by the Douglas County Sheriff's Office for his quick action.

A man was arrested after a standoff with deputies and threatening to shoot them in Pueblo West, with no injuries after resolution and discovery of numerous firearms.