A Pueblo police officer shot and killed a passenger after officers say the person brandished a handgun during an encounter tied to reports of a fight at Drew Dix Park. The 10th Judicial District CIRT is investigating.

Police recovered a stolen car and a firearm after a stand‑off at a motel on East Colfax; four juveniles were detained and charges are pending.

Fire crews responded Thursday to a hazmat incident at 152nd and Grant in Thornton; officials say the material wasn't explosive and cleanup crews were called in.

Fort Collins Police posted a community notification saying a person designated a sexually violent predator has relocated to the city; officials directed residents to state registries.

Aurora police say a juvenile surrendered after a southeast Aurora standoff tied to a school tire‑slashing; officers report improvised incendiary devices were thrown and multiple charges followed. Investigation is ongoing.

A 45-year-old woman was found unresponsive at the Jefferson County Detention Facility; deputies performed CPR and administered Narcan. The First Judicial District CIRT and the coroner are investigating.

Parisi on Tennyson Street is closed indefinitely after an electrical fire damaged the building; owners say they’re 'gutted' and don’t yet have an ETA to reopen.

A life-size bronze called "The Prize Catch" was cut from its base and stolen from Glenmere Park; police are asking residents and scrap yards for tips.

A statewide grand jury indicted two canvassers accused of forging petition signatures for Amendment 80; prosecutors say some names belonged to dead or out‑of‑state voters.

A fire broke out on the 8500 block of E. Hampden Avenue in Denver, prompting road closures and reported power outages in the neighborhood.

A vehicle crashed into a Parker building Wednesday, rupturing a gas line and prompting a half-mile shelter-in-place and road closures while crews secure the scene.

Prosecutors say a six‑month probe dismantled a Front Range skimming ring that targeted EBT cardholders; eight arrests and grand‑jury indictments were announced. The case ties roughly 447 victims to cloned cards and about $301,400 in losses.

An El Paso County judge found prosecutors withheld CBI lab material that undercut the arson evidence in Deborah Nicholls’ 2008 convictions; an evidentiary hearing is set for May 27, 2026.