Denver police say one person self‑transported to a hospital after a reported stabbing in the 1800 block of S Tennyson Street as investigators seek suspect leads.

Commerce City police say three suspects were arrested after a convenience-store robbery on East 56th. Officers recovered two firearms and traced the getaway car with camera data.

Denver police named Jesus Antonio Torres‑Torres as wanted on an attempted first‑degree murder warrant and asked the public to contact Metro Denver Crime Stoppers with tips.

A Boulder Fire-Rescue engine was taken Wednesday morning and later found in Longmont. A sheriff’s deputy was hurt during the pursuit and a suspect is in custody.

An Adams County judge found the co-owners of A House of Pots in contempt over outdoor inventory; daily fines and a May 18, 2026 remand date could upend the business.

A 3-0 10th Circuit panel found officers had arguable probable cause after a 2021 LoDo shooting, dismissing a suit alleging malicious prosecution.

A CodeRED shelter-in-place in Northglenn was lifted after officers arrested a suspect following hours of police activity near local schools.

Masked officers at a Five Points drug sweep reopened questions about Denver's new ban on opaque face coverings for law enforcement. The police say undercover and tactical exemptions apply; advocates say the optics still harm trust.

A crane operator died Tuesday at the Forge at Peak Innovation Park near the Colorado Springs Airport after becoming trapped in equipment. OSHA investigators are on scene and the coroner will release the operator's name later.

A morning crash on C-470 near Ken Caryl left one person dead and closed westbound lanes for about two hours. State troopers are investigating.

An Aurora man is in custody after a delivery-van crash Monday that seriously injured a pregnant woman and injured several others, police say.

A judge gave Cesar Hernandez‑Sanchez a combined 14‑year prison term after a 2025 Highway 58 DUI crash that killed one man and seriously injured two others. Victim outreach groups are assisting the family.

Denver City Council voted to pay $80,000 to settle a 2024 lawsuit after a man said an officer tackled him during a police chase, leaving him with a broken hip. The payout is drawn from the city’s liability fund.