A theft investigation at a Superior Target led to a deputy being run over and injured when the suspects attempted to escape. The suspects fled and are being sought by authorities.

Denver Police ended a reckless ride by ATV and dirt bike riders in the city, impounded an ATV, and issued violations.

Police in Douglas County arrested two suspects after theft of auto accessories worth $10,000 from a car dealership, using a U-Haul truck for transport.

Denver Police arrest two suspects, Ashley Stone and David Bland, for a homicide following a vehicle crash and shooting.

Easter Sunday gunfire in Commerce City led to a police response; three suspects were detained and one victim was critically wounded, with a possible second victim unconfirmed. Authorities continue to investigate.

The Boulder County Coroner's Office identified 21-year-old Samuel Samaniego as the deceased from an April 15th incident, with details and investigation ongoing.

Michael Sang Correa was convicted in the U.S. for torture committed during Yahya Jammeh's regime in The Gambia.

Korey Anderson was sentenced to 25 years for violent crimes associated with Denver marijuana dispensaries, concluding legal actions against a criminal group of 14. The multi-agency operation involved the Denver DA's Office, Police, and FBI's VCETF.

Wheat Ridge Police seek public help to identify remains found in an abandoned campsite; the death is not considered suspicious. An artist's reconstruction aids in the identification effort.

Denver Police investigated a shooting on E. Alameda Ave, with one victim found; their condition was unknown, and efforts to identify the suspect were ongoing.

Denver Police seek public help in locating Antonio Cardenas, a suspect in a year-long homicide case from May 4, 2024, offering a reward for information.

A Gambian man, Michael Correa, was convicted in Colorado for 2006 torture acts linked to The Gambia's Yahya Jammeh regime, marking a first U.S. federal court conviction of its kind.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife begins a repair project at Kinney Lake SWA, lowering the water level for a new outlet structure, affecting recreational activities until the end of the year.