An iPad in a Mammoth Heights Elementary tech office exploded Thursday, triggering a brief evacuation; no injuries were reported and crews cleared the building.

The Denver Police Department is seeking the community's help in finding Melissa Ironshield, missing since January 14, 2026. They urge anyone with information to contact them at 720-913-6653 or 720-913-7867.

Family and friends mourn 16-year-old Gregory Buels after a Dec. 21 shooting in Aurora. Police say a person of interest was later found dead in Denver as investigators continue to seek tips.

A vandalism spree along Broadway left dozens of cars and multiple buildings with smashed glass, including damage to Trinity United Methodist’s historic stained glass.

A Denver plastic surgeon says a Tony-winning producer duped him into $117,000 of Broadway investments and threatened him when he demanded refunds. The dispute is now in federal court.

Two active‑duty soldiers were fined and assessed suspension points after authorities say they illegally killed six mule deer near Colorado Springs.

A Jefferson County judge set a May jury trial for Brent John Metz, the former Mountain View councilman accused of shooting a 17‑year‑old while the teens sought permission to take photos.

Five people were evaluated after an acid spill at the Sundance Hills pool in Greenwood Village. Officials say the release was isolated and involved swim-team members.

A Commerce City water district says Denver’s fire‑training site leaked PFAS into groundwater and has sued to make the city pay for treatment and an $80M plant.

A snowboarder died after crashing on Keystone’s Lower Go Devil run and was pronounced dead at the on‑mountain medical center. Summit County deputies say it’s the second slopesport fatality at Keystone this month.

A 2-year-old taken when a car was stolen from a Colorado Springs apartment was found safe minutes after an AMBER Alert. Police are investigating.

A Jefferson County plea deal for former Jeffco social worker Chloe Castro was delayed again, leaving the victim’s family and the district on edge.

A state review found about $25 million in alleged fraud in Colorado's Medicaid transportation program. Officials say they blocked nearly $24.5 million and froze hundreds of providers while investigators probe.