Men Arrested For Jury Tampering Argue They Have A Right To Do So
Activists have filed a lawsuit against the city claiming the threat of arrest for handing flyers to courthouse passersby is unconstitutional.
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Activists have filed a lawsuit against the city claiming the threat of arrest for handing flyers to courthouse passersby is unconstitutional.
Police made a stunning discovery connected to the raid on a Denver home last week -- four women had been kidnapped, held hostage and abused.
An Iowa man has been arrested in Colorado for killing his father.
Back to school comes with a warning in Douglas County after two students were diagnosed with viral meningitis at Mountain Vista High School.
The Boulder Police Department now has enough body cameras to outfit every officer with one by the end of the yea
A junior cadet at the Air Force Academy has been charged with 10 drug crimes, including manufacturing, using and distributing "molly."
An autopsy will be conducted on Wednesday on the body of a woman who was found along Interstate 70 over weekend in hopes of finding out how she died and clues that may lead to her killer.
Police in Denver are investigating a bizarre crime where thieves broke into a restaurant but passed up anything of obvious value like cash, liquor and TVs. Instead, they believe the crooks were after information.
Durango locals and tourists alike welcomed the news that La Plata County Sheriff Sean Smith opened the Animas River last Friday for recreational use after the devastating toxic mine spill.
Deputies in Larimer County responding to a domestic violence call in Loveland last Saturday ended up in an hours long standoff with the suspect before taking him into custody.
If it weren't for someone willing to entertain a new idea, the new "Star Wars" droid, BB-8, wouldn't be rolling into living rooms this holiday season.
The Denver District Attorney is celebrating Colorado's 500th "hit" and the way the 2010 law has changed prosecuting criminals.
If you're looking for milepost 420, you won't find it in Idaho.
Colorado lawmakers are starting to quantify the state's racial profiling by law enforcement in the aftermath of high-profile clashes between the public and officers around the nation.
