Boebert apologizes following removal from Denver theater
Colorado Congresswoman Lauren Boebert issued an apology Friday night, five days after she and a man were escorted out of the Buell Theatre during a performance.
6 shot in downtown Denver overnight
Four people were taken to hospitals late Saturday night after gunshots were fired near 19th Avenue and Market Street. A fifth victim was discovered Sunday morning. All five are expected to survive their injuries.
Martial arts instructor sentenced to prison for recording children in changing rooms
A 32-year-old man who taught TaeKwondo summer camps for kids was sentenced recently to five decades behind bars after several of his victims discovered he was secretly recording them.
Police: Wrong-way driver kills another motorist on I-25 near downtown
The northbound lanes of Interstate 25 were closed for more than four hours early Saturday morning following a fatal collision reportedly caused by a wrong-way driver.
Coroner finds pills in throat of man who died while being bonded out of jail
A plastic container of pills was found during an autopsy in the throat of a 64-year-old man who collapsed while awaiting his release from jail.
Pickup driven up hiking trail, stuck for 4 days above treeline
A Colorado Springs driver was ticketed after piloting his full-size pickup along a hiking trail and getting stuck at 13,000 feet recently. The truck remained there for four days until a towing company was able to wrench it free.
High school student arrested for bringing "very realistic" toy gun to school
A 16-year-old high school student was arrested by police Friday morning in Commerce City after officers responded to the school on a report of a student with a gun.
Report: 18-year-old driver on first date ran stop sign, collided with state trooper
A Colorado State Patrol vehicle's dashcam video proved to investigators that another car ran a stop sign, causing a collision that injured the trooper and two people inside the other car.
Artifacts from British war hero, "father of modern computing" found with Colorado woman
Items belonging to an Englishman credited with cracking encrypted Nazi communications during World War II, and who later earned accolades as one of the founding fathers of computer science, were discovered in the possession of a Colorado woman in 2018, nearly four decades after they went missing.
Missing artifacts from WWII Nazi code breaker found with Colorado woman
Alan Turing is also widely considered a founding father of computer science. How the artifacts wound up with the woman remains a mystery.
BLM begins rounding up 100+ wild horses
The Bureau of Land Management removed 31 wild horses from the West Douglas Herd Area in its first day of operations Friday. The agency plans to remove all of the 122 animals there.
Platteville man sentenced for threats made to governor, prosecutor
A Platteville resident was sentenced recently for threats he made against the lives of Colorado's governor and a local prosecutor earlier this year by phone.
Alleged burglar who shot at police was unregistered sex offender
A Thornton Police Department officer was recently cleared of criminal wrongdoing after he returned fire and injured an alleged burglar who was pursued into north Denver.
Military veteran fatally shot by officers after pointing rifle at them, threatening families
No charges will be filed against Colorado Springs officers who fatally shot a 45-year-old military veteran who shouted and pointed a gun at them in February, investigators announced Friday.
Investigators: Truck driver in fatal crash may have fallen asleep
A dramatic crash that left a tractor-trailer strewn across a highway overpass Friday morning was possibly caused by the truck driver falling asleep behind the wheel.