Crime & Police

Police Chief Ron Thomas was happy with the outcome, but says the traffic stops could return if more complaints come in.

“I want Leroy to see my face. I want him to see the anguish that he’s put us through.”

No injuries were reported and no arrests have been made, police say.

Glenn Braden faces between four and twelve years to life in prison.

On social media and in news reports, Adams County officers were praised for rescuing the roosters after the birds had already been euthanized.

Brennan Pieper is the second CU Boulder mascot handler convicted of sexual assault in eight years.

Nicholas Myklebust called 911 early on July 29 to report that his wife was bleeding and their infant daughter not breathing.

Violent crime numbers in twelve Denver areas are concerning.

Efrain Muñoz is trying to restart his boxing career after spending three years on the run.

West Colfax residents report an influx of homeless encampments and public drug use despite more fencing, lighting and police patrols.

Ethan Martinez’s body was discovered on Tuesday, but police didn’t rule the death a homicide until three days later.

Denver police are investigating what happened and “what could have been perceived.”

Starting July 12, certain blocks in the Ballpark District and LoDo will be off-limits on Friday and Saturday nights.

The mayor and city officials will soon hold a similar town hall series on affordability in Denver.

“It’s kind of traumatizing. I’m going to remember that for the rest of my life.”

Denver police received 550 calls about fireworks in May and June, but issued no citations.

Are people in Denver shaking their fists at the wrong things?

Most fireworks are illegal statewide, but each city has its own regulations.

This is the latest of several recent sexual assaults in Colorado that police fear were committed by serial perpetrators.

Police say the driver will likely be charged with careless driving or vehicular assault, but they’re waiting on more information.

The family of Kilyn Lewis wants justice for what they say was a “cold-blooded murder.”

“It would cost him 25 hours of work to pay for damage that occurred because he was working for the city in the first place.”