Jeremy Jojola

The cases against multiple suspects in the violent armed robbery continue to move forward, with more indictments and another arrest this month.

15 years ago Yvette Marquez-Sharpnack just wanted to save her grandmother’s recipes in a book for her family. Now she’s a successful food writer and cookbook author.

For those who marched for the release of Israeli hostages, the images of reunifications are bringing mixed feelings of joy and sorrow.

Court documents show the FBI began investigating Sgt. Aaron Bunch this past summer.

Other policy violations he's accused of include accessing photos of women in “suggestive poses” hundreds of times on his work phone, discipline records read.

The University of Northern Colorado sent an email alert to students on Tuesday, warning them about Ephraim Debisa. The suspect was arrested Wednesday.

After a lengthy criminal case, Charity Krantz and Amber Zamora are headed to prison for selling a home that didn’t belong to them.

Walkouts were held Wednesday afternoon at schools across the Denver metro area, including Columbine High School and Conifer High School.

Two weeks after the fatal police shooting of Rajon Belt-Stubblefield, his family and civil rights attorneys say the officer should have never used his gun.

Denver sheriff’s deputy has been on paid leave for 2 months amid sexual assault investigation

It’s been more than a year since multiple armed suspects stormed a northwest Denver jewelry shop. The first defendant has recently made a deal with prosecutors.

A woman said she was held at gunpoint by a man with a bandana during her Amazon package delivery route in June.

Earl Jackson is expected to be arraigned in court this week on allegations he passed himself off as a cop to a woman, who then claimed inappropriate touching.

Carie Hallford, 48, appeared in a Denver federal courtroom Monday to plead guilty in a case connected to the Return to Nature funeral home.

As more people turn to AI for immediate mental health support, evidence suggests chatbots can be helpful. But experts have some warnings.

Garrett Langley, who created a license plate reader network, said he is confident Denver will continue using the cameras because the system reduces crime.

La autopsia de Jailine Miramontes muestra que tenía alcohol y metanfetamina en su sistema mientras conducía en el sentido contrario en la carretera Interestatal 25.

Carlos Mercado and his family were vacationing in Colorado from Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, when he was hit and killed while changing a flat tire.

9NEWS Investigates has learned Jailine Miramontes had alcohol and methamphetamine in her system while driving the wrong way on I-25 before the crash that killed her.

James Sandoval is accused of trying to kiss and hug the recruit during visits to her home while on duty. The recruit resigned, citing the harassment.