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Denver police are cracking down on drivers on the road with expired plates in a campaign that begins on Saturday and continues through Dec. 15.

Three Denver police officers were recognized on Wednesday for extraordinary acts of compassion while on duty. The civilian awards, presented by the nonprofit organization Citizens Appreciate Police, were given to Capt. Daniel Morehead, Ofc. Robert Anderson, and Ofc. Michael Barrios. “Our CAP Board is honored to bring...

Charges against a Denver man suspected of murdering his neighbor more than six years ago will likely be dropped in the coming days after he was repeatedly found incompetent to stand trial.

The Denver Police Department has announced a new initiative that aims to address an obviously rampant problem involving vehicles with expired plates and expired temporary tags operating on Mile High City roads. According to the police department, a targeted enforcement effort is set to take place from November 15...

A 24-year-old man was found guilty by a Douglas County jury earlier this month of violently assaulting the mother of his child while she was holding their 11-month-old baby.

Hanna Gilmour was convicted in September, three years after her son, Layton, died of fentanyl ingestion at her Littleton apartment. Sentencing guidelines called for a possible sentence of 16 to 48 years.

As the federal government shutdown nears an end, SNAP recipients and travelers are asking when benefits and air travel will return to pre-shutdown operations.

AURORA | An unidentified Aurora woman walking in a north-Aurora crosswalk was struck last week by a pickup truck and later died from her injuries, police said. The woman, 50, was eastbound in the crosswalk at Peoria Street and East 30th Ave. at about 4:30 p.m. when the collision occurred, according to police.

Denver's mayor, Mike Johnston, has announced ahead of schedule achievements in the city's ambitious 2025 goals. With the end of the year fast approaching, Johnston's administration has met or stands close to reaching its targets across six essential sectors: Vibrant, Safe, Affordable, All In Mile High, Climate, and...

A Columbine Valley police officer who used surveillance from AI-powered license plate readers to wrongly accuse a Denver woman of stealing a $25 package will be disciplined, town officials said. Since Sgt. Jamie Milliman’s false accusation, which sparked outrage over the department’s use of Flock cameras, the town...