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Blue Pan Pizza worker Nick Cordova petting a puppy.

Blue Pan Pizza Asks Customers to Help Find Hit-and-Run Suspect Who Killed Worker

By Catie CheshireNovember 29, 2023

Blue Pan employee Nick Cordova was hit by a Chevy Trailblazer on his way home from work. The pizzeria is asking people in Denver to help find his killer.

Photo collage of bluegrass musician Billy Strings with a mugshot of his brother Patrick Apostol.

Brother of Billy Strings Arrested for Cold-Case Murder of Denver Guitarist

By Chris PerezNovember 24, 2023

Court documents connect bluegrass icon Billy Strings to his brother Patrick Apostol, who is charged with the 2020 murder of Denver musician Zack Smith.

A banner with the words #BoulderStrong surrounded by flowers aand other mementos.

King Soopers Shooting Suspect Using Insanity Defense, Case Moves to Trial

By Catie CheshireNovember 14, 2023

Alleged King Soopers shooter Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa has entered a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity and now has a trial date set for next year.

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From JonBenét to Tim McVeigh and Columbine, P.I. Ellis Armistead Has Seen It All – and Paid the Price

From JonBenét to Tim McVeigh and Columbine, P.I. Ellis Armistead Has Seen It All – and Paid the Price

By Stephen SingularNovember 14, 2023

“People in the system need to recognize that they’re impacted by this kind of work.”

illustration of uniform with empty head

The Hard Cell: The Turmoil Inside Colorado’s Understaffed Prisons

By Alan PrendergastNovember 8, 2023

The worker shortage could have profound impacts on public safety and the criminal justice system for years to come.

On the left, a girl wearing black shorts and clue shoes stands. On the right, that girl holds out a handgun.

Alleged Teen LoDo Shooter Back in Court, Now Charged as an Adult

By Catie CheshireNovember 7, 2023

Seventeen-year-old Keanna Rosenburgh appeared in Denver District Court on Monday, November 6, on adult charges related to her mass shooting in LoDo.

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Headshots of Kalani Hayter (left) and Emriel Krantz (right), two young women killed in Colorado.

Metro Denver Crime Stoppers’ Top Ten Unsolved Cases

By Hannah MetzgerNovember 2, 2023

Metro Denver Crime Stoppers highlights more than two dozen cold cases on a web page devoted to gathering information on the crimes.

On the left, a girl wearing black shorts and clue shoes stands. On the right, that girl holds out a handgun.

Victims Seeking Justice Show Up to Accused Teen LoDo Shooter’s First Court Hearing

By Catie CheshireOctober 31, 2023

Seventeen-year-old Keanna Rosenburgh allegedly shot five people outside Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row after being denied entry for a fake ID.

rollercoaster on the top of a mountain

Man Armed With Guns, IEDs Found Dead at Glenwood Adventure Park, “Devastating” Attack Avoided

By Chris PerezOctober 30, 2023

“This gentleman was either disturbed or tied up in some things he shouldn’t have been,” says Garfield County Sheriff’s Office rep Walt Stowe.

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Photo illustration of a car theft.

Crime Ring Stole Cars From Denver Airport, Used Them as “Battering Rams” to Swipe ATMs

By Catie CheshireOctober 25, 2023

The group allegedly stole vehicles from car dealerships and Denver International Airport before using them to ram into other businesses to steal stuff.

More homeless people could fall prey to the world of human trafficking.

Report: Increased Homeless Population More Vulnerable to Human Trafficking

By Bennito L. KeltyOctober 20, 2023

The 2023 Colorado Project report concluded that “housing is the number one resource needed by partnerships working to end human trafficking.”

The Death of Elijah McClain: Officials Ignored the Obvious

The Death of Elijah McClain: Officials Ignored the Obvious

By Alan PrendergastOctober 12, 2023

A former Aurora police officer was just convicted of criminally negligent homicide and third degree assault; a second officer was aquitted.

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How Problems at the State Mental Health Hospital Are Destroying Colorado’s Justice System

By Chris PerezOctober 3, 2023

The wait for competency evaluations and restoration services is postponing court cases, delaying help for prisoners and costing taxpayers millions.

A school photo of the late JonBenét Ramsey.

JonBenét Ramsey’s Father and Brother Talk About Renewed Interest in Finding Killer

By Chris PerezSeptember 29, 2023

“We are encouraged by this new leadership in our case and are now finally hopeful for progress,” John Ramsey tells Westword.

A white building sits in front of a dilapidated sign that says "RGIS".

Regis Motel Forced to Close Over Alleged Drug Sales, Theft and Prostitution

By Catie CheshireSeptember 28, 2023

The Colfax lodging facility got slapped with a city order on Thursday to shut down immediately after a Denver police probe uncovered numerous crimes.

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Nick Pacheco works for Servicios de la Raza.

After Two Decades in Prison, Nick Pacheco Finds Peace in Helping His Community

By Bennito L. KeltySeptember 26, 2023

Nick Pacheco works with Servicios de la Raza, the Denver Basic Income Project and Arapahoe County after spending most of his life in prison.

Officer Victoria Oliver standing with her Citizens Appreciate Police (CAP) award that she received for buying a plane ticket for a woman to escape domestic violence.

Denver Cop Honored for Buying Woman a Plane Ticket to Escape Domestic Violence

By Chris PerezSeptember 13, 2023

Officer Victoria Oliver spent $255 of her own money on a plane ticket for a domestic violence victim who had been getting abused for weeks.

Former Arizona Congresswoman Gabby Giffords visits the Denver.

Gabby Giffords and Gun-Violence Survivors Begin Trauma-Healing Tour in Denver

By Bennito L. KeltySeptember 8, 2023

The then-U.S. Representative was injured in a Tucson shooting in 2011 that killed six.

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Three horses (two brown and one black) stand with police officers on top of them.

Along for the Ride With the Denver Police Department’s Mounted Patrol Unit

By Catie CheshireSeptember 6, 2023

With just four horses and three human officers, it’s still plenty visible at parades, events and parks around the Mile High City.

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Activist Musician Ross Swirling Pleads Guilty to Attempted Sexual Assault on a Minor

By Benjamin NeufeldSeptember 6, 2023

He’s been calling out alleged sexual predators online for years. Now he’s no longer allowed on social media.

Denver resident Brandon Cole after being fatally shot by a Denver police officer who mistook a marker he was carrying for a knife.

Denver Police Officer Who Mistook a Marker for a Knife Has Disciplinary Past

By Chris PerezAugust 30, 2023

The female officer has had three internal affairs cases since joining the Denver Police Department in 2019, including one for a “preventable accident.”

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illustration of man, alan Turing

Codebreaker Alan Turing’s Belongings Returned to England From Conifer

By Patricia CalhounAugust 24, 2023

A woman claiming to be the legendary mathematician’s relative had stolen the items and stashed them in Conifer.

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