DPS alleges school principal engaged in financial misconduct
A CBS News Investigation has learned the former principal of a Denver Public School, Kimberly Grayson, resigned in August in the midst of two internal investigations into her conduct.
Denver-area restaurant workers stunned by "Shock and Claus" tips
The "Shock and Claus" breakfast movement, which started in Colorado in 2015, has been picked up all around the country.
Former Bronco plans to donate brain for concussion research
Right now, CTE can only be diagnosed by examining a patient's brain after they have died. CTE is a progressive, degenerative brain disease that can cause depression, impulse control issues and impaired judgment.
Bond set at $100,000 for police officer indicted by Jeffco grand jury
Bond was set at $100,000 Wednesday for Nathan Geerdes, a former Edgewater police sergeant, who was indicted by a grand jury for allegedly sexually assaulting a female colleague in 2019 following a holiday party.
Fort Collins cop resigns after series of faulty arrests
Fort Collins Police Chief Jeff Swoboda acknowledged his department's internal investigation showed that for nine of Haferman's DUI arrests within a year, none of the drivers had drugs or alcohol onboard.
Lakewood police unable to pursue stolen cars ID'd by technology
License plate reader cameras can be a critical tool for police departments seeking to track down and arrest auto thieves, but Lakewood police lament that more and more thieves are driving away because there aren't enough officers to track them down.
Aurora cop found guilty of violating court order
A Denver judge found an Aurora police detective guilty of knowingly violating a court order and sentenced her to 12 months probation with domestic violence evaluation and treatment
Club Q suspect changed name, mother wanted, father was pornstar
The man being held in connection with the Club Q killings had his name legally changed in 2016, according to court records obtained by CBS News Colorado.
Stranger gives Colorado woman unexpected gift
David Awamleh was unpacking from his numerous moves, when he came across a scrapbook dating back to the late 1800s that contained photos of another family. He decided to return them to their rightful owner.
Auto thief sheds light on Colorado's car theft epidemic
Underwood's career as a car thief came to an end in 2017 after he was arrested and jailed. He's now sharing key tips to prevent drivers from getting their vehicle stolen as auto thefts continue to rise in Colorado.
'Astonishing:' Car thieves hit ArapCo Republican watch party
A conservative radio talk show host and columnist said this was the third time he has had a car stolen.
Woman with developmental disabilities asks Sedgwick County for policy changes
After a federal jury awarded her more than $8 million for her alleged sexual assault at the hands of the former Sedgwick County sheriff, Peattina Biggs, a woman with developmental disabilities, is now asking the county to change the way it transports female prisoners.
Aurora interim chief promotes commander after internal board recommended discipline
As Aurora renews its search for a new police chief, the department's interim chief, Dan Oates, is attempting to swat away criticism after his own review board recommended he discipline one of his close department associates for conduct unbecoming an officer.
Shields, cages used to stop catalytic converter thieves
With skyrocketing rates of catalytic converter thefts along the Front Range, more and more vehicle owners are taking proactive measures.
Fellow officers call cop who parked on train tracks 'incompetent'
The police sergeant who left his patrol vehicle on railroad tracks last month with a handcuffed prisoner inside was hired by Platteville even though a commander at his previous department recommended he be demoted, his colleagues labeled him "incompetent" and another officer said Sgt. Pablo Vazquez "has a dangerous lack of radio awareness."