A workplace dispute at Arvada Big O Tires led to a shooting, leaving one injured. The suspect fled but was caught. The incident resulted in temporary store closure.

One person was fatally shot near Orchard Town Center in Westminster, with police treating it as an isolated incident and reassuring that there's no ongoing threat.

A male hiker was found dead near Boulder's Third Flatiron after being reported missing. His recovery took 8.5 hours by technical rescue teams. His identity is pending, and the tragedy serves as a reminder of outdoor activity risks.

A power outage in Clear Creek County affected about 4,000 customers, closed schools, and was being addressed by crews, with power expected to return by the afternoon.

Jonathan Arvay was sentenced to a year and a day in prison for running an illegal gambling operation via an arcade in Denver, as per the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Colorado.

A man was arrested in Silver Plume, Colorado, with a cache of firearms, tactical gear, and other illegal items, leading to heightened concerns in the community.

Police Chief reports two individuals were tortured in an Aurora apartment complex, with 19 detainees and ongoing investigations into gang affiliations.

Aurora dentist James Craig, accused of fatally poisoning his wife, has secured new attorneys after the unexpected withdrawal of his previous counsel. The trial is pending re-scheduling.

The Boulder County Sheriff's Office now considers the death of a 49-year-old woman west of Jamestown not suspicious after an investigation involving interviews and a search warrant.

A home invasion in Aurora escalated to kidnapping and a stabbing; 14 were detained. The incident coincides with local mayoral tensions over migrant housing.

The Colorado State Patrol warns against impaired driving during the holidays, noting the high cost of DUIs, which average $13,530 for first offenders.

A 42-year-old hiker died after falling from the Second Flatiron in Boulder. His body was found by friends and recovered by local agencies. The man’s identity is withheld pending next of kin notification.

Two Denver men were sentenced to prison for multiple bank robberies involving firearms, with Baca receiving 224 months and Martin-Birch 170 months, as part of a coordinated law enforcement effort.