Crime & Police

The former La Plata County jail commander was charged with 117 counts of invasion of privacy for sexual gratification in July.

“The AI generates something that it thinks it wants you to have. In a police report, that may be more likely to be inculpating than exculpating.”

Colorado has captured national attention numerous times for cases in which local men killed their wives.

An idea to swap some consequences for low-level offenses by police officers with education was sharply criticized by the Independent Monitor.

After being charged for kidnapping and sexually assaulting women while posing as a rideshare driver, he never appeared for a 2023 court date.

The couple says God told them to create the worthless cryptocurrency…and to spend investor money on home renovations. God wasn’t with them in court this morning when they asked for a public defender.

The donation quintupled the total money raised to address the state’s 570-day turnaround time for processing rape kits.

Sally Maxedon will not serve any time for helping her friend, a former mail carrier, submit fraudulent mail-in ballots.

Bluesnarfing is when a hacker accesses your phone through Bluetooth and steals login information, such as passwords – and they’re usually nearby.

The Denver Police Department will be the nineteenth Colorado agency to adopt a Blue Envelope program.

Known as “Tommy” by friends, Mom Krouch had been homeless for a few years before he was spotted at Del Mar Park in Aurora.

Suspect Mohamed Sabry Soliman is now facing first-degree murder charges for the death of 82-year-old Karen Diamond.

A shot was fired from inside the Orchid Denver nightclub, but no one called the police except the shooting victim.

Five years after Suzanne disappeared, her husband is once again behind bars. Here’s what happened last time…

His mother is raising money to hire a private investigator, as authorities offer a $30,000 reward for information.

Businesses and residents in Denver’s Ballpark District around Coors Field worry that crime is worsening in their neighborhood.

Michael Duran was also an assistant wrestling coach at Valor Christian High School. He resigned after his arrest.

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.”

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