Brighton police arrested a suspect, Johnny Jose Moreno, for a fatal stabbing on May 15th on Bridge St. The 17th Judicial District Attorney's Office issued a warrant for 1st Degree Murder.

Deputies in Pueblo County arrested a suspect after a carjacking and kidnapping, safely recovering the victim after a 30-mile chase and a PIT maneuver.

Applications are open for a coveted hunting permit in Lone Mesa State Park, Colorado, offering a chance to hunt elk, deer, and bear. The deadline is June 26, with a lottery draw on June 27.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed two education bills enhancing student support and aligning education with workforce needs, including improving standardized assessments and streamlining funding for workforce readiness programs.

Denver Police seek public help via Facebook to find Uriel Cobarrubias-Vinalay, wanted for attempted murder and assault, offering to expire his "Mug Shot Monday" post upon his surrender.

Governor Jared Polis has signed into law several bills in Colorado, impacting education, transportation, prescription drug monitoring, and more, as detailed on the state government website.

The Denver Police Department honors the fallen on Memorial Day, emphasizing the true meaning of the holiday through social media posts and local commemorations.

A waitress at Rock Rest Lodge was assaulted by a man with a gun, but she disarmed him. The staff detained the assailant until police arrived; he faces multiple charges.

Denver Police celebrated Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, highlighting the contributions of these communities with activities like a lion dance team led by Officer Tran.

Denver PD's Traffic Investigations Unit honored as 2025 Law Enforcement Champion by CDOT and MADD for efforts against impaired driving.

A multi-vehicle crash on South Parker Road led to four hospitalizations and major traffic delays, with the cause under investigation by the Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office.

The Colorado National Guard will conduct Memorial Day flyovers with F-16 Vipers in a statewide tribute to fallen servicemembers, covering nine cities from 10:20 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

An argument near Mitchell High School in Colorado Springs led to a shooting that injured six people, with one suffering life-threatening injuries. Witnesses are shaken, and the investigation is ongoing.