Crime & Police

The Denver DA has charged Ryan Ashland, 41, with two counts of murder in the first degree for an attack at PT’s Showclub on April 28.

Tiera Brown relates to impoverished black moms who can’t afford bail for minor crimes.

Local broadcasters have gotten way too much practice at reporting about mass shootings.

The identified suspect, Devon Erickson, is eighteen.

The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office says shots were fired at the STEM School Highlands Ranch.

The teens were taken into custody after a car chase and crash.

A federal judge sentenced Zazi to ten years in prison, which is approximately the amount of time that he’s already spent in custody.

The charges against the driver include vehicular homicide and first-degree assault.

Philip Guyett pulls back the veil on a shadowy profession that sells human body parts.

A decade after plotting to blow up the New York City subway system, Najibullah Zazi will be sentenced.

Four inmates and ten staff members were hurt, four badly enough to require hospitalization.

While PT’s Showclub has resumed business since the gruesome attack, a dancer says it’ll take a while for the club to heal and the girls to feel safe.

Rogel Aguilera-Mederos told authorities that his brakes failed prior to a huge pile-up that killed four.

Women are now in charge of law enforcement in the Colorado county.

Carolyn O’Neal was left strapped naked to a restraint chair for four hours.

Ryan Ashland is being held for investigation of first-degree murder and second-degree assault.

Stan Politano was an executive in the gaming industry who was driving home from work at the time of the crash.

Brice Fitch retrieved an AR-15 after he saw a couple trying to steal his Dodge Charger.

The suit alleges that the department has a custom, practice and policy of excessive force.

Facebook has banned a white nationalist group that continues to spread its hate unimpeded on Twitter.

Richard Boccardi spent half his adult life behind bars, but he might have the last laugh.

The Denver District Attorney’s office has declined to charge two people arrested for homicides in 2019.