When Kids Kill: Denver's Youth Charged in Two Homicide Cases
Denver police arrested boys as young as 12 in two separate homicide cases this week, as citywide homicides rise amid debate over causes.
Denver police arrested boys as young as 12 in two separate homicide cases this week, as citywide homicides rise amid debate over causes.
A fatal stabbing and knife-related police shooting in Denver this week renew questions about summer violence and public safety response.
Denver Police say two vehicle owners were shot and killed confronting theft suspects, urging residents to call 911 instead of intervening.
A man shot by Denver police at a gas station had at least 15 prior arrests, records show, reigniting debate over policing, mental health and public safety.
Separate shootings in Capitol Hill, near 13th and Pearl, and across Aurora this week renew questions about gun violence trends in the metro area.
Two separate Denver police shootings of auto theft suspects in a single week reignite debate over use-of-force tactics and public safety trade-offs.
A staffing shortage at Denver's crime lab has left evidence untested for months, worrying prosecutors, defense attorneys and crime victims alike.
As the Trump administration sues Denver over its 1989 assault weapons ban, the city grapples with a violent start to 2026 and fresh questions about policing.
A string of shootings across Denver, including a deadly Easter Sunday attack at Russell Square Park, has renewed scrutiny of the city's public safety strategy.
Denver police say no homicide charges will be filed after a second victim died in the Easter Sunday shooting at Russell Square Park, as investigators identify a suspect.
A man shot by Denver police in an armed alley confrontation has died, raising questions about police use of force protocols and community safety.
Denver City Council weighs police union deal as recent officer-involved shootings prompt questions about accountability and public safety.