Crime & Police

The anti-virus pioneer promoted “relational yoga.”

A witness believes the Good Samaritan killed the gunman.

Details about the tragedy have been trickling out slowly.

Police are keeping a tight hold on details.

Five people were hit in a parking lot, and one died.

The four women each accepted a ride home from a LoDo bar.

Jack Phillips said he refused to bake the cake for religious reasons.

Devon Erickson insisted that he wanted to blow the whistle.

Colorado’s ketamine bill leaves some loopholes open.

Federal authorities searched Julia Turing’s home in Conifer.

Dylan Redwine disappeared in late 2012.

The shooting’s circumstances may never be made public.

The slowdown after George Floyd’s death seems to be over.

The suit accuses Dan Politica of negligence.

A famed security firm won’t be able to operate in Denver.

Colorado crimes have frequently become national obsessions.

Matthew Dolloff’s arraignment is scheduled for Friday.

Mayor Hancock says violent crime is rising in Denver and needs to be addressed.

The Task Force to Reimagine Policing and Public Safety has some transformative recommendations.

The two cops are no longer on the Loveland police force.

The charges would have bankrupted the snowboarders.

Sergeant Dan Politica has resigned from the DPD.