A Denver man, Tyrell Braxton, was sentenced to 194 months in prison after a jury trial for being a felon in possession of ammunition during a fatal shooting.

The Boulder County Coroner's Office identified remains from the Stone Canyon Fire believed to be Kevin James Tracy, without viable DNA, using circumstantial evidence. Fire cause remains undetermined.

A woman was arrested in Boulder County for alleged porch piracy after being found in a vehicle with stolen mail and items, signs of drug use, and burglary tools.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office hosted Flat Stanley, a character from a children’s book, for a "Night Shift Adventure," sharing the experience on Facebook to educate children on law enforcement.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office assisted in a DEA-led bust at a Colorado Springs nightclub, resulting in over 100 arrests for activities such as drug and human trafficking.

Thornton police arrested a suspect in an attempted abduction near a middle school. Details are limited, but the suspect matches a provided description. A press conference is scheduled for more information.

Sheriff Roybal of El Paso County refutes negative media depictions after a DEA bust, emphasizing the criminal activities at the raided nightclub and defending law enforcement's duty to maintain community safety.

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office remembered Sergeant Timothy Mossbrucker, killed in the line of duty 30 years ago, with a moment of silence and a tribute to his service and legacy.

El Paso County Sheriff's Office arrests two for scamming elderly victims, emphasizing growing trend of fraudulent calls and the importance of awareness and reporting.

ICE fined three Denver businesses over $8 million for employing unauthorized workers after audits revealed significant employment eligibility violations.

Taggart Rieke was arrested in Pueblo County on felony charges, including second-degree assault, related to domestic violence.

Colorado residents are warned of a phishing scam impersonating CDOT, falsely claiming toll fees are due via text, which the department does not use for billing.

A technical issue has disrupted non-emergency phone lines in Douglas County, prompting residents to use 911 for urgent issues. The Sheriff's Office is working on the problem but no timeline for a solution has been given.