A 15-year-old bicyclist was seriously injured in a Littleton hit-and-run; investigators say a late-model dark SUV left the scene and troopers are seeking tips.

An appeals court affirmed Tina Peters’ convictions but threw out her nine‑year sentence and ordered resentencing — a move that does not guarantee reduced time. The original judge could still reimpose a similar term.

A garage fire in Centennial spread into a neighboring home Monday, drawing a two‑alarm response. South Metro and mutual‑aid crews contained the blaze and reported no injuries.

A 27-year-old man was shot early Monday at an Aurora apartment complex. Police say the suspected shooter is in custody and investigators are seeking tips.

A United jet at Denver International was evacuated Sunday after a reported bomb threat; the aircraft was searched and cleared and no injuries were reported.

Denver police say one person was taken to the hospital after a stabbing near N Brighton Blvd; investigators are working to identify suspects.

A metal case found near Ponderosa Way contained five suspected homemade explosive devices; bomb technicians secured the items and a shelter-in-place was lifted later Sunday.

A shelter‑in‑place alert meant for a single block near West Gunnison Drive and South Zuni Street accidentally blasted to the whole city Saturday night, officials say.

A man was shot outside his Aurora home Saturday while selling clothes; police say three unidentified, possibly armed men were involved and are asking for tips.

Denver police say a body was found outdoors in the 1500 block of N Pearl Street. The medical examiner will determine cause and police have requested tips.

A fatal motorcycle crash at East Mississippi Avenue and South Moline Street shut down the intersection Saturday night; traffic investigators are on scene.

A juvenile was arrested after an apparent accidental shooting on the 1400 block of N. Irving St that left one person with a leg wound and taken to hospital.

Denver police warn that a resident lost about $8,500 in gift cards after callers posing as bank and federal officials demanded “secured” payments. Officials urge residents to hang up and report the scam.