Crime & Police

They hit fifteen stores in one month with a gang of thieves called the “Dyson crew” by Target employees.

“You are all absolutely amazing. You are loved. Your life matters. And Jax’s life mattered.”

From a cannibal to a mass murderer, here’s where you can pay your (dis)respects to some of Colorado’s most detestable dead.

“We feel seen and we feel loved, and our gratitude is part of our healing.”

Five years after Isabella’s murder, her family is achieving one of her goals with a youth glasses giveaway on June 8.

“To the perpetrators who’ve lucked out on this broken system for far too long: Time’s up.”

Those injured in the attack range from 25 to 88 years old, including a Holocaust survivor.

The assaults had different assailants and outcomes, but both stirred anti-Muslim hate.

A lack of facts didn’t stop cable-news pundits from opining.

Jasmine Summers watched officials power-wash burn scars from the sidewalk on Monday morning. Her eyes lingered on a spot where a wounded woman had lain on the ground a day earlier.

“What’s our choice? To hide, to let the haters win? The only response is to stay proud and stay strong and stay together, and, hopefully, there will be some support.”

Police say Mohamed Sabry Soliman attacked a group of peaceful Jewish demonstrators with Molotov cocktails on June 2, the same day as the Jewish holiday Shavout.

Governor Polis “appreciates the bravery” of survivors but “is not planning to take any action that would lead to ride-sharing companies leaving the state.”

A property owner who claimed that Venezuelan gangs took over his apartment complex is now building a luxury project in the Turks and Caicos islands.

Eighty-five years after Eleanor Jarman escaped from an Illinois prison, a local author might have found her in Denver.

The Denver Auditor’s Office alleges that the Diamond Cabaret stole millions from workers in wage theft. Now, the city could take the club’s licenses.

Jay Bianchi, formerly part of Denver’s Grateful Dead music scene, faces eight felonies.

Three raids targeting undocumented immigrants have unfolded since Trump returned to office in January with plans for mass deportations.

Over 1,350 abandoned vehicles were towed in Denver last year, and that doesn’t count stolen cars, which are an even bigger problem.

For more than thirty years, wild rumors have been flying about Denver’s airport. Now they’re landing on the Truth Be Told podcast.

A video shows a geared-up U.S. Marshal corner Geilond-Vido Romero on an RTD bus on April 1, two weeks after his escape.

“These are not just rape kits. These are human beings. …Let’s treat this like the urgent matter that it really is.”