Colorado Crime

Protect your identity in 2025. Safeguard personal info by minimizing wallet contents.

After many complaints and lawsuit by Northern Colorado HOAs about their money disappearing, a woman has been arrested for stealing a whopping $650,000.

Learn about the unique safety measures Colorado police officers take during traffic stops, including the significance of vehicle touches and camera perspectives.

Explore the issue of outdoor storage of junk cars on residential properties in Grand Junction, Colorado, and the city code.

Human remains found on a Grand Junction property have been identified as a missing teen dating back to 2005.

1 person's attempt to cremate their pet, Rocket Dog, led to a massive wildfire scorching 7078 acres in Montrose County for more than 21 days.

As Colorado has become more and more dangerous over the years, it has now received the worst possible grade for crime.

Enhance your parking knowledge for a smoother and law-abiding parking experience.

The FBI has warned both Coloradans and Americans at large about the increased risks of doxxing and SWATting in today's internet age.

Colorado has become one of the country's most dangerous states, and we're a leader in this crime in particular.

Learn about the different degrees of trespassing in Colorado and the severe penalties for violating property laws.

Understand the consequences of failing to obtain consent, including fines, imprisonment, and potential civil lawsuits. Stay compliant to safeguard yourself.