Burglars cut copper pipes from Centennial BBQ restaurant’s refrigerator
Law enforcement is trying to identify three suspects connected to the theft of copper pipes from a Centennial restaurant in early September.
Englewood PD officer facing charges after allegedly using illegal chokehold
An Englewood police officer accused of deploying a Taser without cause and performing a chokehold forbidden by state law on a driver in October has been terminated and faces multiple criminal charges.
Littleton fire sends a person to the hospital
A camper fire in Littleton sent one person to the hospital. FOX31's Alliyah Sims spoke with firefighters about how the fire was suppressed before fully spreading to nearby homes.
Neighbors woken by screams as fire tears through camper and 2 homes in Jefferson...
Neighbors say screams for help woke them early Tuesday morning as flames tore through a camper trailer parked between two homes on South Kendall Boulevard in Jefferson County.
Police seek suspect accused of demanding money from Englewood bank teller
The FBI Rocky Mountain Safe Streets Task Force and the Englewood Police Department are asking for help identifying a suspect accused of demanding money from a bank teller.
BBB warns about Denver medical supply company
The Better Business Bureau is warning consumers about a Denver-based company after dozens of people complained their insurance was billed for medical supplies they never ordered.
Denver Animal Shelter opens Pet Food Pantry Donation Drive to help families amid government...
The Denver Animal Shelter has started a Pet Food Pantry Donation Drive to help families and their pets during the federal government shutdown.
What it will take for Colorado SNAP recipients to get a partial November benefit
The Colorado Department of Human Services says it is moving forward with plans to issue partial SNAP benefits for November.
Denver police distributing free vehicle trackers
The Denver Police Department is distributing free vehicle trackers for drivers who sign up online.
New report: Crime down in Colorado’s biggest cities
(The Center Square) - Violent crime in most of Colorado’s largest cities is down since peaking in 2022, a new analysis says. The analysis by Common Sense Institute, a free-enterprise think tank, used the Colorado Bureau of Investigation’s most up-to-date crime data for Denver, Colorado Springs, Aurora, Fort Collins,...

















