Brighton Police are searching for a driver involved in a hit-and-run that injured a pedestrian; a second driver, who also hit the victim but stayed, is cooperating with the investigation.

A pedestrian was killed in a collision at an Aurora intersection, marking the city's 37th traffic fatality this year. Earlier, a motorcyclist was critically injured in a separate accident nearby.

Colorado Police Chief Aaron Fresquez and Sgt. Adam Fresquez are charged with theft for allegedly misusing department resources for a private business.

A man with a rifle was shot dead by police in Aurora, Colorado, after failing to comply with orders to disarm during a reported fight near a medical campus.

Luis Son Gonon has been sentenced to five years in prison for his crimes against children, after being caught in an operation targeting child predators.

Two separate incidents on Colorado's Highway 34 lead to multiple fatalities, including a local couple known for their mobile tattoo shop, causing major traffic and affecting the community.

The DOJ awarded the University of Colorado a $1.99 million grant to combat hate crimes through education and training for students, faculty, staff, and law enforcement.

The Fremont County Sheriff's Office is searching for missing K-9 Watson, who vanished on October 1 near Highway 9. Efforts, including drone searches, have yet to find him.

Law enforcement in Fort Collins conducted a crackdown on aggressive driving, resulting in 129 traffic stops, three DUI arrests, and one warrant arrest, with a driver cited for going 99 mph in a 55 zone.

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office seeks tips on a hit-and-run that seriously injured a motorcyclist in Berthoud. The suspect's vehicle is a white pickup, possibly a Ford Ranger.

Jimmy Ray Smith II was arrested in Denver for his alleged involvement in a Jefferson County kidnapping and torture case. He faces multiple charges including attempted murder.

The family of slain East High School student Jose Luis Garcia-Bobadilla files a wrongful death lawsuit against Denver Public Schools, citing failure to ensure safety.

Shannon McShane was indicted on 15 counts for allegedly using fake credentials to work as a psychologist and parental evaluator in Colorado's legal system.