Pueblo police say a body was found in the Arkansas River near West 4th Street on March 16. Investigators are working and the coroner will release the identity later.

A Manti jury cleared a 25‑year‑old man of sex‑assault charges while his mother was arrested the same day, accused of interfering with witnesses.

A 15-year-old shot at Astrozon Plaza on March 3 died days later. Two women have been arrested and investigators are awaiting the coroner’s report.

Denver police are investigating a stabbing in the 3500 block of North Krameria Street; one person was taken to a hospital and detectives are seeking suspect information.

A 19-year-old student was arrested after allegedly pointing a gun at another student in a shared dorm bathroom at Colorado Mesa University; police say no one was hurt.

An appeals panel on March 12 ordered a new trial after finding a cellphone search was involuntary. The decision adds to a series of reversals tied to former Judge Patricia Herron.

A Summit County man was arrested after an undercover sting and now faces multiple felony child‑exploitation charges. Authorities say no children were harmed and a court date is set for Tuesday.

A loud blast damaged a Lakewood townhome Monday evening; West Metro Fire Rescue says one resident escaped with minor injuries and investigators are probing the cause.

Joseph Rivera was sentenced to 20 years after prosecutors say he violently assaulted his wife in Bennett; voter‑approved changes to parole law mean he won’t be eligible for release for about 17 years.

Denver police posted a 'Mug Shot Monday' alert for 23‑year‑old Carlos Manuel Sifuentes‑Hernandez, who is wanted on a sexual‑assault warrant.

A fire burned inside a drainage pipe near West Belleview and South Prince in Littleton on Sunday. Crews have the blaze under control and no injuries were reported.

A Denver man was sentenced to 75 years after prosecutors say a Facebook Marketplace jewelry sale ended in an armed home invasion while children were present.

Denver police warn of a 'credit card courier' scam after a resident lost nearly $2,000. Officials say banks won’t send couriers and urge people not to share verification codes.