JeffComm 911 looking into why alert was mistakenly sent to 400K residents
An emergency alert that was mistakenly sent to hundreds of thousands of people in Jefferson County over the weekend is under review.
Wheat Ridge police react to first vehicle seized under street racing ordinance
A Chevy Camaro is the first vehicle to be seized under a new Wheat Ridge law designed to curb on-going street racing.
DEA holds summit with Colorado families impacted by fentanyl crisis
Families from across Colorado who have been impacted by the fentanyl crisis came together a part of the Drug Enforcement Administration's family summit this week.
Fatal hit-and-run happened at Denver intersection that's been identified as a safety concern
Despite years of working to lower the number of traffic-related deaths on Denver's streets, the numbers continue to rise.
Murder charge dismissed against parents of child who died of fentanyl poisoning
A judge has dismissed the murder charge against the parents of a one-year-old, who died after ingesting a massive amount of fentanyl.
Task force starts mandatory reporting reform process
After 7-year-old Olivia Gant's death, it was revealed her mother had been lying about her having a terminal illness for attention and money. A requirement under the state's mandatory reporting laws are now under review.
JeffCo diversion program creates new pathway for eligible cases
Pathways is a program aimed at helping to keep low-level, low-risk offenders out of the justice system. Rebecca Funaro says it's hard to believe, but her run-in with the law was one of her greatest blessings.
New Jefferson County School start times announced, will change next fall
In Jefferson County, Colorado's largest school district is shifting start times for its nearly two hundred schools.
Indictments unsealed in killing of Christian Glass
The decision was made to remove the 22-year-old from his car, despite the fact that, according to the indictment, "no one on the scene had made a determination that there was probable cause or reasonable suspicion that a crime had been committed."
Man thinks he saw suspect and woman near Club Q before shooting
A man who was near Club Q Saturday night says what he saw leading up to the shooting may be critical for the investigation. He's tried to tell police but hasn't had luck yet.
Club Q shooting suspect identifies as non-binary in court documents
The suspect in the shooting at Club Q is now identifying as non-binary, according to court filings filed Tuesday.
Questions about red flag law raised in Club Q shooting case
Questions that stem from information about the suspect's previous interaction with local law enforcement, including a SWAT situation that ended with his arrest and charges for felony menacing and kidnapping.
Severe Weather Shelter Network focuses not only on shelter, but sense of community
The Severe Weather Shelter Network not only helps people who are unhoused find shelter for the night, they also offer a sense of community over a hot meal.
Aurora names new interim police chief; Miami's former chief
Aurora will soon have a new interim police chief after months of a search that was held up when the latest candidates withdrew. Art Acevedo will take over as interim chief in early December, the city said in a statement Tuesday.
Community pleads with DPS board to stop school closures
Superintendent Alex Marrero has named Denver Discovery School, Schmitt and Fairview Elementary, International Academy of Denver at Harrington and Math and Science Leadership Academy as priorities to close.