FBI Releases Report Examining Mass Shootings
The number of shootings in which a gunman wounds or kills multiple people has increased dramatically in recent years
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The number of shootings in which a gunman wounds or kills multiple people has increased dramatically in recent years
A man who shot a police officer with a shotgun during a traffic stop pleaded guilty on Thursday to attempted first-degree murder charges.
Two overnight fires at an Adams County auto repair business gutted the building, destroyed cars inside and collapsed the roof.
The U.S. Marshals Service says it has captured a fugitive from Virginia in Colorado.
A man pretending to collect money for charity forced his way into a woman's home in Boulder on Wednesday evening and sexually assaulted her, police said.
A woman was attacked in a possible hate crime east of downtown earlier this month.
More Jefferson County high school students are protesting a proposal to emphasize patriotism in Advanced Placement history classes
Police in Commerce City say they are dealing with a sharp increase in problems with vicious dogs in their city.
Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper on Thursday told a group he assembled to study land-use clashes between Colorado's energy industry and homeowners that he's hopeful the suggestions they give state lawmakers can be a model for other places grappling with the issue.
Denver's Police Protective Association, which represents the majority of Denver police officers, said they plan to meet with Denver Mayor Michael Hancock to discuss the potential merger of the Denver Police and Sheriff's Departments.
A high school teacher in Jefferson County's school system is speaking out about the controversy over how history is taught.
A horse broker and a trainer say the owner of 14 horses found dead in a barn in Black Forest spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to purchase prize-winning horses.
A house fire at 13th and Strong in Brighton has sent four people to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
Attorneys for the Montana Department of Justice asked the state Supreme Court on Wednesday to reject a Colorado man's petition to be declared unfit to stand trial in the oil-patch murder of a high school math teacher.
The district attorney's office in Adams County will not prosecute the man who killed a family's dog on Saturday.
