Adams County Sheriff’s Office deputies wore Grinch socks at the courthouse for Christmas, sharing festive spirit online, highlighting community engagement and the human side of law enforcement.

21-year-old Robert Jacobs was sentenced to 14 years for Loveland drive-by shootings after pleading guilty to attempted murder and retaliation charges.

A serious multi-vehicle accident on U.S. 285 near Bailey, CO, left one woman and four juveniles hospitalized. Traffic was disrupted until the scene was cleared.

Shelby L. Fyles was appointed by Lt. Gov. Dianne Primavera to the 23rd Judicial District Court in Colorado, taking over from retiring Judge Elizabeth B. Volz on February 2, 2026.

Denver prepares for a partly cloudy Christmas Eve; NWS forecasts a mostly sunny Christmas day with mild evening temps and possible light snow Saturday.

The Denver Police Department shared a festive message of unity and safety tips on Facebook for the holiday season, including responsible celebration and being considerate of noise levels.

Colorado State Patrol warns of traffic risks during the holidays, citing 124 crashes last Christmas and urging caution, sober driving, and adherence to speed limits.

A suspect was detained for a fatal shooting in Fort Collins, facing first-degree murder and firearms charges. The police are seeking community assistance for the investigation.

Denver is expected to experience unusually warm and sunny weather over the holiday week with potential record highs near 70 degrees, raising fire danger, while mountain areas may see snow return post-Christmas.

Colorado's Universal Preschool program saw a record 12,886 applications for the 2026-27 year, indicating high demand and support for early education in the state.

Colorado's cannabis sales are close to $1 billion in 2025, boosting tax revenues by nearly $200 million, according to the state's data. Governor Polis praises the industry's success.

The Denver Police Department is seeking public help to find Holger Daniel Ropero Rincon, wanted for assault, via their "Mug Shot Monday" on social media.

The Denver Police Department shared safety tips on Facebook for a safe holiday season, emphasizing the importance of smoke alarms, vigilance while cooking, proper space heater placement, and emergency contacts.