A fire caused by a space heater destroyed a Lakewood apartment, displacing four and killing two cats. Firefighters responded at 4:47 a.m., battling the complex roof structure fire that led to the building's total loss.

Taurian Smith was arrested in Boulder County after a series of burglaries and car thefts, leading to a chase and his subsequent capture with 30+ charges pending.

Denver officer Zurisadai Beltran was arrested for filing a false report and insurance claim, purporting her car was stolen after a hit-and-run she wasn't involved in.

A man was arrested for a hatchet attack on a 61-year-old in Burnham Drive, with the victim sustaining serious injuries; the incident is under investigation.

An officer was killed and another injured by a suspected DUI driver during a crash response in Golden, leading to an investigation and community mourning.

Five Colorado cities rank among the top 50 U.S. cities for fatal drunk driving crashes per 100,000 residents, with alarming rates of DUI-related fatalities.

Two Mesa County women were arrested for attempting to "test" the signature verification system with fraudulent ballots, exposing potential flaws in electoral safeguards.

Ex-school social worker Chloe Castro was arrested in Arvada on suspicion of child sexual assault after inappropriate Instagram messages with a minor were found.

Fire restrictions lifted in unincorporated Douglas County, allowing residents to enjoy outdoor fires, with the sheriff urging caution despite recent moisture increase.

Law enforcement investigated a bomb and firearm threat at Summit High School, leading to the arrest of former student Manuel Humberto Carreon Mendez on charges including menacing and harassment.

Boulder County Sheriff Curtis Johnson lifted Stage 1 fire restrictions in western unincorporated areas, considering moisture levels and predictive weather patterns.

Former RTD Police Chief Joel Fitzgerald was fired for speeding and policy violations, revealed in a letter from RTD's CEO. Fitzgerald is suing RTD for racial discrimination, alleging wrongful termination.

U.S. Marshals captured Omaha homicide suspect Dak Lam in Westminster, despite him being heavily disguised. The successful arrest involved multiple agencies and did not yield the firearm used in the crime.