Crime & Police

Officials are worried that fentanyl, a deadly synthetic opioid that substantially increases the risk of overdose, is making its way into Colorado’s drug supply.

Jillian White was well known at the jail where she died.

Effie Krokos says, “I just wanted to be equal to a guy.”

Denver is looking at adopting a program in which some 911 calls that police would otherwise handle would instead be diverted to mental health experts whose goal is to stabilize the crisis.

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is executing search warrants around Denver today, November 7, in conjunction with local law enforcement agencies.

Allan George pointed his gun at himself, not the cops.

The inmate was made to clean feces, urine and dried semen.

Chayley Tolin was faced with a possible four decades behind bars.

Richard Holzer was arrested over the weekend for allegedly plotting to blow up a Pueblo synagogue.

Chayley Tolin faces between eight and eleven years behind bars.

The Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a false bomb threat at the office of District Attorney George Brauchler.

Susan Holmes sued for transparency and lost.

The Greenwood Village home was subsequently condemned.

The case seeks to expand on the Masterpiece Cakeshop ruling.

Aurora gang membership has gone up 18 percent in a year.

An Aurora police officer shot a man holding a shotgun through his living room window on October 10.

Curtis Arganbright initially received just three months in jail for the crime.

No gun was found in the car after police bullets flew.

The man who was killed by Denver police on October 21 first stole a police car and then led officers on a short case.

The city will pay $975,000 to settle a discrimination lawsuit brought by a former firefighter.

This time, Corry is accused of violating a protection order.

On October 11, the Denver Police Department arrested two minors after suspecting them of possessing psychedelic mushrooms.