The Douglas County Sheriff's Office is seeking public help in a murder case in Castle Pines by reviewing home security footage for unusual activity on July 20th.

U.S. 285 northbound was closed due to a fatal three-vehicle crash involving a wrong-way driver, resulting in one death and multiple injuries, with the road reopening after approximately six hours.

Sheriff's deputies investigate a fatal stabbing in Castle Pines. One died; another is critically injured. Suspect Messiah Williams is in custody, facing multiple charges.

Two killed in Aurora crash after a teen driver ran a red light, involving three vehicles. The incident is under investigation for potential charges against the teen.

A death investigation in Castle Pines, announced by the Douglas County Sheriff's Office, has one in custody with no immediate public threat. Details remain limited.

Samantha Shults was arrested by Denver Police for a homicide after a stabbing on East Hampden Avenue; the investigation is ongoing and charges are pending by the DA's office.

Colorado police and the DA's office have indicted four people for roles in the "Tequila Sunset Enterprise," facing potential 24-year prison terms for liquor store robberies, while a fifth is charged with providing false information to a pawnbroker.

A crash on westbound I-70 in Clear Creek County, Colorado, has caused significant traffic delays and a road closure at milepost 244, with no details on reopening yet.

A 43-year-old woman died after a boating incident at Lake Pueblo State Park, involving contact with a boat's propeller. The accident is under investigation.

An armed robbery occurred at a Lyons, Colorado convenience store, with the gunman escaping despite a law enforcement search. No injuries were reported.

Nathan James Meek was convicted on drug trafficking and firearms offenses in Colorado. Evidence showed he dealt in fentanyl, meth, cocaine, and marijuana. His cellphone contained evidence supporting his drug dealings.

Two Denver gang members were sentenced to federal prison for trafficking fentanyl and cocaine, highlighting the crackdown on the "Bird Gang"'s drug operations.

Arapahoe County man, Marquis Taylor, was sentenced to nearly 4 years in prison for a violent robbery of a postal carrier in an attempt to steal a mailbox key.