The Douglas County Sheriff's Office seeks help in finding a red Dodge Durango involved in a hit-and-run in Highlands Ranch.

A road rage incident on US 36 in Westminster led to a fatal three-vehicle collision, with one man dead after a confrontation escalated. Investigations are ongoing, with alcohol possibly involved.

Severe winter weather conditions caused multiple accidents and road closures in metro Denver during New Year's Eve festivities, affecting travel and prompting local authorities to issue accident alerts.

Eastbound I-70 near Georgetown reopens after a multi-vehicle crash involving nine vehicles, including a semi. Minor injuries were reported, and all involved are expected to survive.

Boulder Police arrested James Zachariah Jones after a standoff, charging him with multiple domestic violence counts.

Englewood and Denver Police ended a standoff, detaining suspects from a Denver robbery after a police operation on South Inca Street.

A male was found dead in his car from gunfire in Commerce City, with a person of interest located nearby. Police assert there's no public threat; details are under investigation.

Brice Carey, 23, was arrested in Loveland for a road rage incident involving gunfire; no injuries were reported. He faces charges including attempted second-degree murder.

One person died, and another was critically injured in a car crash in Aurora; speed may have been a factor. Northbound I-225 is closed for investigation.

United Airlines employees at Denver International Airport reported food poisoning from holiday meals, with 24 cases confirmed after initial higher estimates.

A Maryland man died in a crash between a pickup truck and a semi-truck on an icy US Highway 40 in Colorado; four others were injured. The accident is under investigation.

A 1-month-old boy abandoned on a Colorado road tested positive for cocaine. The baby was found on Christmas, leading to the parents' arrest. Local officials emphasized the importance of community vigilance for child safety.

Colorado will start fining drivers for weaving through Express Lanes from January 1st after a period of issuing warnings. CDOT's technology, like cameras and sensors, will enforce traffic laws to improve safety. Violators face fines starting at $75.