Denver police say one person drove themselves to a hospital after a shooting in the 500 block of N Alton Way; investigators are working the scene.

A 72-year-old Boulder man was arrested after PicsArt flagged images investigators say were AI-altered from photos of children. The probe — one of the county's first full AI-related CSEM investigations — remains active.

A juvenile was taken into custody after shots were fired at a Lincoln Park apartment; police recovered two handguns and say one was stolen.

A fatal crash on I-70 eastbound at North Tennyson Street closed the highway early Sunday; Denver Police are investigating and drivers should expect delays.

One person died and three were hospitalized after a three-vehicle crash on Sheridan Boulevard; the road is closed between Morrison and Kentucky, police say.

A federal judge has ruled a jury must decide whether Fort Collins officers used excessive force in a 2021 arrest; a July 2026 trial is set. The case turns on body-camera video and disputed facts about the use of pepper spray.

Colorado corrections officials boosted surveillance at La Vista in Pueblo after online posts set Jan. 31 as a deadline to free Tina Peters. The department says operations are normal while security is heightened.

One adult has died and a juvenile remains in serious condition after a hit-and-run at 13th and Peoria; Aurora police say a suspect was located in nearby Nome Park.

A judge ordered 91 days of psychiatric treatment for the suspect in the 16th Street Mall stabbings, pausing the murder prosecution while competency is reassessed.

Police arrested a suspect after two residents were threatened and trapped; officers recovered a hatchet and a large kitchen knife and removed the residents unharmed.

Denver recorded about 7,660 domestic violence incidents in 2025 — a rise that bucks national trends and has lawmakers pushing mandatory screenings.

A 21-year-old Aurora man was arrested after a public tip linked him to a May sexual assault on the High Line Canal Trail; police credit surveillance footage and Metro Denver Crime Stoppers.

Troopers on I-70 arrested three people after finding illegal drugs and live roosters officers say were meant for cockfighting. The vehicle and birds were impounded pending investigation.