Violent crime has risen in Colorado, and that fact figures to be a defining feature of the 2022 election season and the state's upcoming legislative session. Skip to content.

A regional anti-violence task force has arrested 16 members of two violent street gangs that authorities say have been ...

However, the state of Colorado and the city of Colorado Springs have both seen double-digit increases in the rate of violent ...

Crime report shows Colorado No. 1 for violent crime and many victims aren’t reporting 02:42. A newly released report by the Department of Justice finds Colorado has the highest rate of violent ...

DENVER — Violent crime prosecutions are not keeping pace with violent crime.A group of eight Colorado district attorneys debuted a dashboard on Thursday that details prosecution information ...

Violent crime at "crisis levels" in Colorado as prosecutors see youth crime skyrocket 03:40. Watching body camera video of Aurora police officers being shot at while responding to a report of a ...

Property crime is up 20 percent and auto theft is up 86 percent between 2019 and 2021, according to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation. A one-year analysis done by the FBI between 2019-2020 ...

Colorado's total violent crimes and violent crime rates had both been climbing since 2013. Events of the last two years may have accelerated crime rates, however, they only contributed to a trend ...

Colorado saw its highest violent crime rate in 1992, at 578.8 incidents per 100,000 people. The rates mostly trended downward, with a smaller spike around 2005, ...

The leaders of two violent gangs are the last of two dozen people prosecuted for a frightening number of drive-by shootings, car thefts, and murders in the Denver metro area during the COVID-19 ...

Violent crime has risen in Colorado, and that fact figures to be a defining feature of the 2022 election season and the state’s upcoming legislative session. But while the crime rate has drawn ...

Violent crime has risen in Colorado, and that fact figures to be a defining feature of the 2022 election season and the state's upcoming legislative session. Skip to content.