Crime & Police

One suspect wrote “The Voices Win” on a closet wall.

The first crime was committed when T.B. was just eleven.

Three Coloradans have died searching for Forrest Fenn’s treasure.

The remainder of the season for the two teams has been canceled.

Stories abound about sex, drugs and violence at Lookout Mountain YSC.

The fight got started over a disputed call by the thirteen-year-old umpire.

Lawyer Rob Corry has a highly unusual arrest history.

Mark Karla is the son-in-law of the Colorado Springs mayor.

Multiple murders and shootings have occured near 1600 East Bruce Randolph Boulevard.

The Fort Collins case builds on the legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

A one-year-old orange tabby cat named Charlie was “brutally killed” overnight in Verbena Park.

The use of the teen’s name and image is a troubling sign of the times.

Meth deaths in Denver rose 1,450 percent from 1999 to 2018.

Fired officers could get back pay over the controversial, decade-old assault.

A women reported being sexually assaulted in a bathroom at Red Rocks Amphitheatre.

Erik Jensen watched a murder, but the actual killer is slated for release before him.

Waylon Lolotai has been involved in multiple alleged excessive-force incidents.

Richard Matsch was best known for preventing the Oklahoma City bombing trial from becoming a circus.

Alec Arapahoe was brutalized after being locked in a cell with a previous tormentor.

The City and County of Denver and a Denver police officer may be headed to trial over the 2013 shooting of an unarmed man.

One charge against Rogel Lazaro Aguilera-Mederos treats his truck as a weapon.

The placement of a sign prohibiting tracer bullets was a key in the case.