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The organization says crime increased in "seven major categories," but those largely represented property crimes or only small increases. By contrast, violent crime -- murder, rape, other sexual assault, and assault -- all went down.
A Colorado tradition is back in-person for the first time since 2019.
The homepage of Colorado.gov was hit by a cyber attack, according to the Governor's Office of Information Technology and State Emergency Operations.
As Colorado communities and their law enforcement agencies grapple with how to confront and address rising crime rates, some agencies are trying new approaches to community policing, including the Boulder Police Department.
Home heating and electric costs this winter could be much higher than last.
A 16-year-old has been arrested and facing attempted murder charges.
The last of Colorado's prohibition-era laws could fall this November when voters decide on three booze-related ballot measures.
One of the major fixes, according to residents, has been the steady flow of immigrants coming into Colorado, looking for opportunities and hoping to build a better life for themselves and their families.
It's an idea that has been in the works for years, but police say was galvanized by the loss of Ma Kaing.
A Colorado county coroner is hoping public education will continue to catch up to the crisis she's seeing in the morgue with the constant doubling of fentanyl deaths year after year.
Because the bear was surrounded by thick branches, the team went with plan C; the bouncy house. The bear was uninjured in the process and safely transported.
Boulder will host a world class marathon, ½ marathon, 10K, and 5K on October 8th & 9th.
Police in Denver along with the Denver District Attorney's Office, announced the arrest of a suspect arrested in a sexual assault cold case from 2004.
Northglenn detectives said that two teen burglary suspects had a semi-automatic gun and a machete before they were shot and killed by the homeowner over the weekend after trespassing.
A new art exhibit now on display at the Aurora Central Library is putting people both in front of and behind the camera.
