FBI Rescues Infant, 5-Year-Old In Child Sex Trafficking Sting
The FBI rescued a 3-month-old baby and a 5-year-old in Denver during a nationwide child sex trafficking investigation.
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The FBI rescued a 3-month-old baby and a 5-year-old in Denver during a nationwide child sex trafficking investigation.
Former East High School Principal Andy Mendelsberg says he acted appropriately and quickly when the cheer squad scandal broke open.
A registered nurse who worked at North Colorado Medical Center was charged Thursday with stealing fentanyl and morphine from the hospital's stockpile.
Denver's Independent Monitor has identified 55 potential violations of Denver's body worn camera policy in the first half of 2017 among Denver police officers.
Thieves stole a local church's utility trailer over the weekend, damaging the church's ability to perform much needed outreach services.
The Denver Police Protective Association- the union representing most Denver police officers- began polling its members last Thursday asking them if they believed Chief Robert White had the ability to continue to lead the Denver Police Department.
Denver's Deputy Director of Safety, Chris Lujan, was fired Friday according to multiple sources familiar with the situation.
Body-worn cameras are arguably one of the biggest advancements in policing in decades by creating new video evidence of officers' interactions with the public.
In 2017, police in Colorado have fatally shot 19 people. Yet, only seven of those 19 fatalities were captured by body cameras.
Two investigators from the Indiana State Police have flown to Colorado to see if a man in custody in Teller County may be linked to a double murder that occurred earlier this year.
Two police shootings in two days in Larimer County left two young men dead.
The Denver District Attorney's office has announced that a grand jury will investigate the possibility of misconduct related to the 2010 death of an inmate in the Denver Downtown Detention Center.
Police body cameras in Colorado and around the country have changed the way law enforcement investigates citizen complaints.
CBS4 has learned that an employee at Denver International Airport has been fired and charged with rifling through passengers' checked bags on three occasions, and stealing guns out of their luggage.
A contract driver for RTD has been charged with a misdemeanor count of false imprisonment, accused by Adams County Sheriff's investigators and a bus passenger of not allowing him to get off her bus last month.
