Bear Attack Likely What Killed Woman As She Walked Her Dogs

A Colorado wildlife official called bear attacks "rare"; the Durango woman would be just the fourth such fatality in the state since 1971.

Antisemitic Incidents In Colorado, U.S. Remain At Record Highs

In its annual audit, the Anti-Defamation League reported more than 2,000 incidents that targeted American Jews in 2020.

Gypsum Man Pleads Guilty To Filing A False Tax Return In Grand Junction

Fraud and false statements in a tax return carry a sentence of up to three years in prison, one year of supervised release.

Wrong-Way Crashes In Colorado: See The Numbers

Deaths from wrong-way crashes have been on the rise nationwide, as the AAA Foundation releases data from Colorado.

Theft By Porch Pirate Puts Denver Small Business Owners' Livelihood At Risk

One Denver family running a small business out of their Sunnyside home is warning other small business owners about theft.

Aurora Man Sentenced To 10.5 Years In Federal Prison For Drug Trafficking In Denver

'The U.S. Attorney’s Office remains committed to making communities safer by prosecuting members of drug trafficking organizations.'

Man Charged In Connection With Deadly Crash In Denver

Patrick Layden, 49, is accused of causing a crash that left a man dead and a young girl seriously injured, prosecutors said.

Federal Grand Jury Indicts 2 Pueblo Men For Conspiracy To Commit Murder In Denver

According to the indictment, Hall and Ortiz were members of the Ace street gang in Pueblo, Colorado.

Off-Duty Denver Detective Shot: Man Found Guilty Of 10 Charges

Samuel McConnell, 45, was robbing an Arvada gas station when an off-duty Denver detective intervened, prosecutors said.

‘Forever Chemicals' Levels In Frisco Drinking Water Would Be Illegal In Three Other States, Residents ‘Shocked'

The EPA says exposure to two types of PFAS chemicals can cause birth defects, cancer and thyroid issues, among other health problems.

Mexico Extradites Accused Money Launderer And Methamphetamine Dealer To Colorado For Prosecution

The charges in the indictment are allegations and the defendant is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Scammers Manipulating Legislators, Social Media, Reporters In Fraud Efforts According To Colorado Department Of Labor And Employment

“The fraudsters are persistent and very smart,” said Phil Spesshardt, who oversees Colorado's unemployment insurance program.

Justice For George Floyd: Coloradans React To Chauvin Verdict

Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty on all counts in the death of George Floyd.

Grand Junction Man Convicted Of Conspiring To Distribute Fentanyl Resulting In Death In Denver

'DEA is very happy with this verdict, Holder is someone who has shown a disregard for human life that you don’t often come across.'

Federal Jury Convicts Alamosa Man Of Possession Of Methamphetamine With Intent To Distribute In Denver

United States District Court Judge Robert Blackburn presided over the trial and will impose a sentence at a later date.

Elderly CO Woman Pushed To Ground, Injured During Arrest: Lawsuit

The lawsuit claims that 73-year-old Karen Walker, who has dementia, suffered a dislocated shoulder after not paying for a $14 purchase.

Man Arrested In Connection With Deadly Denver Crash

A crash at 32nd Avenue and Lowell Boulevard left a man dead and a child critically injured, police said.

Denver Housing Authority To Begin Testing All Of Its Public Housing Complexes For Radon

The year-long effort to test all DHA complexes for the toxic gas will cost about $250,000.

Aurora Police Chief Vanessa Wilson Rips Judge's Ruling: ‘This Ruling May Embolden Those Who Want To Harm Us’

An Adams County judge last month dismissed kidnapping charges against protestors who surrounded a police precinct.

'Blackout Challenge' Left CO Boy On Life Support: Things To Know

Joshua Haileyesus, 12, found the game — also known as "the choking game," "speed dreaming" and "good kid's high" on social media.

Weld County Cold Case: James Dye Arrested For Murder Of Kay Day In 1979

The case was the oldest unsolved homicide investigation in the Weld County Sheriff’s Office’s cold case files.

Street Racer Clocked Going 108 MPH In Denver Loses Car For 6 Months

Between Jan. 1 and March 17, Denver police officers cited 17 drivers for illegal racing.

Denver Man Charged With Murder After Wife Found Dead

Jonathan Nuno-Mijangos, 23, is accused of killing his wife, Jasmin Cigarroa.

United States Reaches Proposed Settlement With Ranch Owner To Restore Creek And Wetlands And Pay Damages For Trespass

'The U.S. Attorney’s Office and Department of Justice will take all necessary steps to protect our precious waters, wetlands, and wildlife.'

Mexican National Sentenced To 12 Years In Federal Prison For Armed Robberies Of Food Service Businesses In Denver

“Taking dangerous criminals off the street is a core part of the mission of this office,” said Acting United States Attorney Matthew.

7 Additional Defendants Charged In Long-Running Drug And Money Laundering Investigation In Denver

The allegations in the superseding indictment are allegations and the defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Cañon City Man Charged for Interfering with Flight Crew In Denver

The investigation was conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation with substantial assistance from the Denver Police Department.

Too Fast, Police Furious, Warn About Dangers Of Street Racing

Denver police say there are many potential consequences to drag racing, like losing points on your license, heavy fines and death.

Colorado Springs Man Charged With Production Of Child Pornography

The United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Colorado announced that Brandon Gandy of Colorado Springs has been charged.

Two Drivers Accused Of Leaving Scene Of Fatal Hit-And-Run

Cyclist crossing the street was struck by separate cars. Both drivers fled, but have been located and arrested.

U.S. Attorney's Office Reported Northern Colorado Man Pleads Guilty For Possessing Pipe Bombs

The investigation was conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the ATF, the Northern Colorado Bomb Squad, and the Larimer County.

Pamela Cabriales Homicide: 2 Charged With 1st-Degree Murder

Pamela Cabriales, a Colorado real estate agent and mother, was shot in the head while she was sitting in her car in Denver, officials said.

Man Gets Nearly 20 Years For Colorado Synagogue Bomb Plot

"It is one of the most vulgar, aggressive, evil crimes that can be committed against an entire group of persons," a judge said.

Southern Colorado Man Sentenced To More Than 19 Years In Federal Prison For Plotting To Blow Up Synagogue

“Today’s sentence is another step forward in our on-going fight against extremism,” said U.S. Attorney Jason Dunn.

Woman Dies After Shooting On West Colfax

Three people were arrested after a woman was shot several times, Denver police said.

City Probe Faults Overall Police Treatment Of Elijah McClain

An investigation into the arrest of Elijah McClain in Aurora criticizes how police handled the entire incident.

Woman Critically Injured In Shooting On West Colfax

Three people are in custody after a woman was shot several times, Denver police said.

Owners Of Foreign Currency Exchange Investment Company Indicted For $129 Million Wire Fraud And Conspiracy In District Of Colorado

The Federal Bureau of Investigation conducted the investigation with assistance from the United States Marshals Service.

Colorado Couple Sentenced To Federal Prison for Operating Prostitution Ring

“This prostitution ring operated for years, victimizing dozens of women,” said U.S. Attorney Jason Dunn.

Guns At Airports More Frequent In 2020: How Many Were At DIA?

The rate of firearm catches at airports nationally skyrocketed during the first nine months of the coronavirus pandemic.