Crime and Courts

The New York Times reports Jonathan and Diana Toebbes' lost their Denver-area home in 2010 in the wake of the Great Recession

In Aurora, a video of police handcuffing Black girls ages 6, 12, 14 and 17 went viral

The inequity, experienced not just in Colorado but in child welfare systems across the nation, surfaced for scrutiny last spring as the country protested the murder of George Floyd.

More than a year after the brazen daylight slaying of Joe Hix, along a busy bike path, no arrests have been made in the case

A vandal or vandals smashed a window and cut electricity at a Jewish private school and covered the walls of a public high school with racist and antisemitic graffiti

The court will now decide how much money to allocate to Sheneen McClain and Elijah’s father, according to attorneys for the family.

Judge Mark Thompson, the chief judge for the 5th Judicial District, is accused of using a real or simulated weapon in the alleged July 25 menacing incident

The Kansas Highway Patrol said Christina Satana of Pueblo, Colorado, was driving the wrong way in the eastbound lanes of I-70 in Gove County shortly before 1 a.m. Saturday before the collision

Rogel Lazaro Aguilera Mederos, 25, was convicted by a Jefferson County jury on Friday

Christopher Linsmayer was charged after he left several slash piles burning near his property outside Kremmling last October

Devan Schreiner, the 26-year-old ex-girlfriend of the victim, was arrested on suspicion of first-degree murder

U.S. Postal Service spokesman David Rupert says investigators think the shooting was an isolated incident

The vehicle hit the pedestrians near an intersection northeast of Cherry Creek State Park in Aurora on Wednesday afternoon

Steve D. Pankey, a repeat longshot gubernatorial candidate in Idaho, was arrested last year in the death of Jonelle Matthews

Bradley Bunn  is asking for leniency when he is sentenced Wednesday, with his lawyer arguing a line can be drawn from his combat experience to the declining mental health and delusional thinking

At least one person was hurt when a counter-demonstrator showed up at a news conference outside of the Mesa County Courthouse

Doctors diagnosed Ahmad Alissa, 22, with an unspecified mental health condition and concluded that he is not currently able to assist his lawyers in defending him.

Jonathan Toebbe taught physics at the Kent Denver School in Cherry Hills Village from 2005 to 2008. His wife, Diana, also taught science at the school

Only three babies were given up at fire stations or hospitals last year under the law, which is intended to prevent infant homicide.