Colorado Crime

For some reason, one section of a neighborhood in Aurora, Colorado, is notorious for having cars crash into homes lately.

During prohibition, bootlegging in Colorado was a huge money maker for members of organized crime families until law enforcement caught wind of a convention and made numerous arrests.

A new scam has been targeting Colorado residents in which scammers pose as the Department of Revenue.

The Bloody Espinosas were three family members that, in the 1860s, claimed over 30 lives across what would later become Colorado.

The Lumber Baron Inn in Denver, Colorado, is a historic, and allegedly haunted, mansion with a dark, troubling past.

Jugging, a crime in which criminals follow unsuspecting victims from banks to steal their freshly withdrawn cash, has become more common in Colorado recently.

Last February, a young Colorado college student passed away under questionable circumstances, and while suicide was initially named as the cause of death, many believe that evidence points toward something more heinous.

A Colorado police sergeant has been arrested on disturbing charges related to child exploitation material.

From serial killers to cannibalism, these seven gruesome stories from Colorado’s past all took place during the winter.

New data shows the number of Colorado residents who always lock their doors compared to every other state.