Aurora police say a new bumper‑mounted tool called the Grappler stopped a stolen vehicle and led to an arrest. The department posted video of the deployment.

A Chatfield High student disclosed a plot to kill a teacher; school staff confiscated a 7‑inch butcher knife and deputies booked the 16‑year‑old into a youth detention center.

A plea deal ended a year‑long case after a Feb. 8, 2025 shooting outside Skate City that injured two teens; Jayden Martin received a five‑year prison term.

A house fire on South Potomac Way displaced two adults, four children and five pets; crews put the blaze out and the cause is under investigation.

Aurora police released a suspect description after an early-morning stabbing near East 12th Avenue and Yosemite Street. Detectives want residents and businesses to check surveillance footage.

Fort Collins police arrested a man after a months‑long series of pellet‑gun strikes that damaged about a dozen vehicles. Officers seized firearms during a search warrant.

A Greenwood Village man was sentenced to 10 years after pleading guilty to arson and burglary in January 2024 business fires that forced months of repairs. The plea settled a year‑long investigation into blaze damage at The Shops at Greenwood Village.

A former Castle Rock brewery owner is jailed after investigators say she drained a widow’s accounts and took cash and gold coins from an elderly couple.

A Pikes Peak State College instructor was arrested and charged with 77 counts alleging a sexual relationship with a minor student, the sheriff says.

Denver police asked the public to identify which mall an unverified post said three people were shot outside on March 30. Officials are asking for tips, not amplification.

A Lakewood man pleaded guilty after ramming police and a high‑speed chase that closed I‑70 when crews found a radioactive‑marked tool. Sentencing is set for April 27.

A man wanted in a Sapello homicide was located and arrested in Lakewood after a multi-agency operation, authorities say. He is held on first‑degree murder and tampering charges.

A Denver insurance broker was indicted on 14 felony counts after prosecutors say he siphoned nearly $97,000 from workers’ comp policies sold through his agency.