Denver Police honored officers for long service, including Sergeant Gonzales for 30 years, and others marking their 20th anniversaries with the force.

Deputy Chief Joseph Montoya retires from the Denver Police Department after a 40-year career, recognized for his adaptation to changes in policing and his leadership.

The Boulder County Coroner's Office identified 21-year-old Samuel Samaniego as the deceased from an April 15th incident, with details and investigation ongoing.

CDOT highlights gaps in knowledge about cannabis impairment and driving around 420, promoting education for consumers and budtenders, while offering safe transportation options.

Englewood secured a 4.13% interest rate for its General Obligation Bond, saving taxpayers $10.4 million over 20 years, below the estimated 6%. Mayor Sierra credits the city’s financial health and infrastructure investment for the savings.

Las Animas County's economy is set to grow as Bird & Squirrel Hydroponics joins Colorado's Rural Jump-Start Program, promising jobs and advanced farming technology.

Denver Human Services partially implements audit recommendations for child welfare, improving kinship caregiver support but still needs to address staff retention and secure access procedures.

Michael Sang Correa was convicted in the U.S. for torture committed during Yahya Jammeh's regime in The Gambia.

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.