A juvenile was found shot and killed near the Montbello Recreation Center Thursday night. Denver police are investigating.

Miles Harford has been released on parole after serving about a year for hiding a woman’s body in a hearse and mishandling cremains. The case has reignited calls for tighter funeral‑home oversight in Colorado.

An ADL report says Cloudflare still protects a gore forum tied to the Evergreen High School shooter, raising fresh local safety and legal questions.

A Berthoud fire lieutenant is in the ICU after a wrong‑way driver struck his car on I‑25; the wrong‑way driver died at the scene and investigators are probing what happened.

Denver-based SSR Mining agreed to sell its 80% stake in Turkey's Çöpler mine to Cengiz Holding, two years after a 2024 landslide that made the site a legal and environmental flashpoint.

A former Lakewood patrol agent now working at an ICE facility in Denver was arrested after prosecutors say he muted and deleted body‑camera recordings during arrests.

Denver police say two people have been charged after separate fentanyl-linked overdoses last year. Medical examiner testing found fentanyl mixed with other drugs in both deaths.

A Trinidad man was found dead near the Ludlow Massacre memorial; state investigators are treating the death as suspicious and are asking for tips.

A five-vehicle crash on Highway 85 left one person dead and several hospitalized; the highway was closed while investigators worked the scene.

A vehicle struck a house near West 10th and Perry Street early Tuesday; the driver was hospitalized and arrested while others inside the home suffered minor injuries.

A months‑long wiretap in western Colorado resulted in dozens of arrests and the seizure of thousands of fentanyl pills and large quantities of meth and cocaine.

A plea deal ended the Aurora sextortion case for the man identified as a primary suspect: felonies were pared back and he was placed on probation under a deferred judgment. The resolution came after an Internet Crimes Against Children probe into online blackmail of students.

A superseding federal indictment alleges the former owner of Denver’s Nativ Hotel falsified paperwork to secure a $6.7M loan and funneled funds to nightclubs and personal expenses.