Westminster Police seek information on a series of incidents including a projectile hitting a car's windshield and cups with liquid thrown at another car. No suspects identified; public assistance requested.

A stolen car crashed into an Aurora house, the suspects fled, and no arrests were made. Residents raised concerns over frequent speeding in the area. Traffic was disrupted but no injuries were reported.

The Denver Police Department joined STEM Day at the Rockies, demonstrating tech like a bomb robot to inspire students in science and technology fields.

A stolen truck led to a high-speed chase and crashed into a Centennial Airport building, with three arrests made by Douglas County Sheriff's deputies.

Charges were dropped against three officers linked to the fatal shooting of Christian Glass; they will undergo additional training and help create an educational video. A $19 million settlement was awarded to the Glass family.

Five individuals were indicted for running a fentanyl distribution ring in Colorado, part of the "Operation Take Back America" initiative against drug cartels.

Denver will experience warming weather over the weekend following mixed conditions, with a forecast of sunshine and rising temperatures after today's showers and thunderstorms.

A woman died following an April shooting near Denver's Union Station. The suspect, Jakiem Whitham, was out on bond for other felonies at the time of the incident.

Detective Marissa Williams was named March Sworn Employee of the Month by the EPC Sheriff's Office for her outstanding work in the Financial Crimes Unit and Investigations Division.

Colorado Springs officials are conducting a community tour to discuss the city's strategic plans and collect resident feedback on issues like safety, infrastructure, and housing.

Boulder's website urges residents to protect local waterways from stormwater pollution and adopt habits to reduce pollutants, emphasizing community responsibility.

Denver Animal Protection officers perform diverse roles including law enforcement, education, and emergency response to ensure the safety of both animals and the public.

Douglas County Commissioners oppose Colorado House Bill 25-1312, citing concerns of government overreach and parental rights. They argue the bill could confuse local institutions and restrict family autonomy.