During St. Patrick's Day weekend, a law enforcement coalition in Adams County, Colorado, arrested 21 for DUI, as announced on the Sheriff's Office Facebook page.

Broomfield Police seek witnesses to a road rage shooting on US-36, where one person was shot in the neck but sustained minor injuries. They are looking for a white sedan seen driving erratically.

A pedestrian and his dog were killed by a driver in Highlands Ranch, CO; the 19-year-old driver faces multiple charges.

Immigration activist Jeanette Vizguerra was detained by ICE in Aurora. Vizguerra, known for sanctuary advocacy, had previous legal issues over a fake Social Security number. Her U visa was denied in 2019, potentially due to her activism.

The Denver Police Department reported a job scam where victims are duped into buying office supplies with fraudulent checks and returning part of the money.

A man named Robert Saraduke was arrested after intentionally ramming a police car in Boulder; officers de-escalated the situation and no injuries occurred.

A Colorado man has been arrested for the shooting death of his two-year-old child, initially thought to be accidental, after toxicology cast doubt on his narrative.

Southbound I-25 in Lone Tree was closed for two hours on Saturday morning for a police investigation into a multi-vehicle crash from earlier in the week.

The Denver Police are investigating an "outdoor death" on Park Avenue West, with the cause to be determined by the Medical Examiner. No signs of foul play are reported yet.

Denver Police investigate an outdoor death on S Platte River Drive, awaiting the Medical Examiner's cause of death determination. No immediate suspicion of foul play announced.

A fire in a Jefferson County apartment complex displaced four families, but no injuries were reported as all residents evacuated safely. Firefighters from two agencies controlled the blaze. The cause is under investigation.

A man was arrested for arson after a fire near Garden of the Gods, Colorado Springs, consuming 20 acres. He had existing warrants and drug possession charges.

John Pastor-Mendoza received a 290-year-to-life prison sentence after being convicted of kidnapping and sexually assaulting women by posing as a ride-sharing driver, as reported by the Denver Police.