Korey Anderson was sentenced to 25 years for violent crimes associated with Denver marijuana dispensaries, concluding legal actions against a criminal group of 14. The multi-agency operation involved the Denver DA's Office, Police, and FBI's VCETF.

Boulder Fire-Rescue has been reaccredited by the Center for Public Safety Excellence, highlighting its commitment to safety and high standards in firefighting services.

Wheat Ridge Police detailed an incident on Facebook where a routine stop for expired tags led to the arrest of a man with multiple warrants, including a felony warrant for sex assault on a child.

Wheat Ridge Police seek public help to identify remains found in an abandoned campsite; the death is not considered suspicious. An artist's reconstruction aids in the identification effort.

The Denver Police Department welcomes 47 new recruits, Class 25-1, who will undergo 28 weeks of training. The announcement encourages others to consider law enforcement careers.

Denver Police investigated a shooting on E. Alameda Ave, with one victim found; their condition was unknown, and efforts to identify the suspect were ongoing.

Denver is forecasted to have thunderstorms and snow with a hazardous weather outlook issued. Winds may hit 50 mph and critical fire conditions are likely. Heavy snow is expected heading into the weekend.

Denver Police seek public help in locating Antonio Cardenas, a suspect in a year-long homicide case from May 4, 2024, offering a reward for information.

Boulder County, Colorado, Commissioners host hikes for residents to discuss county matters in nature, with registration required due to limited spots.

I-70 near East Bay and San Francisco to see traffic shifts for bridge work starting April 21, with overnight lane reductions and alternating traffic patterns.

Douglas County is developing a Heroes Hall for veterans, led by Commissioner George Teal and local veterans groups, to provide a 14,000-square-foot communal space for support and camaraderie. Fundraising is underway for the $15 million project.

A Gambian man, Michael Correa, was convicted in Colorado for 2006 torture acts linked to The Gambia's Yahya Jammeh regime, marking a first U.S. federal court conviction of its kind.

Jefferson County seeks community members for its BRAC to guide spending of extra revenue from Ballot Measure 1A on public safety and infrastructure. Applications close April 28, 2025.