Police & Law Enforcement

On Saturday, you can check the status of a warrant – without the fear of being arrested.

Shortly before the Club Q shooter pleaded guilty, the Colorado Healing Fund disbursed more funds to victims.

A DPD sting operation found that the PT’s Showclub on Evans Avenue broke ten different laws related to prostitution and public indecency.

At his sentencing, Levi Diecidue apologized for the 2022 New Year’s Day shooting – claiming his heart “was filled with rage and anger at the time.”

Matthew Madden murdered his estranged wife and their neighbor in September 2021.

Billy Raymond Counterman had been convicted of stalking musician Coles Whalen through online messages. But were they “true threats”?

Wayne Lotz got two plea deals in two days. Ten days later, Michele Scott was dead.

The case is getting more attention than usual.

Does free speech extend to protecting photos of illegal activities?

Look for Me is now the official liaison between the 573 federally recognized tribes in the United States and Aquiline Drones.

The latest incident on I-25 left two people dead.

The shooting on June 13 was just the latest incident to put a pall on the party.

The celebration over Denver’s win took a sobering turn when ten were injured in a mass shooting. Here’s what the police know.

Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber, died after a medical transfer; Robert Hanssen, who spied for both the Soviet Union and Russia, was found dead in his cell.

The 2023 Colorado Book Award winner is a beautiful piece of prose about some very ugly things.

A Colorado nonprofit has a new idea for finding crime victims in the West.

Brandon Ramos, the officer charged in the case, has a hearing scheduled for May 15.

Scott Kimball was convicted of four murders, including that of the one-time Shotgun Willie’s stripper. Her body was never found.

Aurora’s new heads of police, fire and city manager’s office are still working to reestablish trust and legitimacy after the 2019 death of Elijah McClain.

The three teens are accused of going on a rock-throwing spree in Jefferson County, Colorado, which left a twenty-year-old motorist, Alexa Bartell, dead.

Security concerns persist at East High School, with a break-in a week before the DPS superintendent released the first draft of a long-term safety plan.

The Facebook post shows a sticker on a motorcycle that reads, “JUST KILLED A WOMAN…FEELING GOOD.”