Denver’s got 22 applicants to be its next police chief — and 14 still have a shot

The city is not sharing names of the applicants at this time, Riggs said, and the goal is to give a list of finalists to Mayor Michael Hancock by the end of this month or early next month.

Denver has tested its fourth gunshot detection system off East Colfax

Denver Police say much of the city is covered by this system that can pinpoint gunfire.

Denver Police opened fire on car they believed contained manhunt suspect

Officers on Monday opened fire and killed a man inside a vehicle they believed contained Mauricio Venzor-Gonzalez.

Things that won’t get you fired from Denver law enforcement, 2017 edition

The yearly report on everything that has gone wrong -- and right -- for Denver's thousands of law officers has arrived.

Denver package thefts up 41 percent in 2017, police say

As of Tuesday, 457 packages were reported stolen, according to Denver police.

Denver neighborhoods will hear gunshots Monday night as police test ShotSpotter system

The Denver Police Department stressed in an announcement that there is no danger to the public.

Denver sheriff says jail overcrowding was not a factor in inmate’s death

Denver firework citations don’t remotely reflect the number of people shooting off fireworks

Denver Police and DU investigate KKK and swastika etchings

Denver has settled $2.8 million in cases involving police over an 8-month period

Since August 2016, Denver City Council agreed to pay out at least $2.78 million to settle eight cases involving the Denver Police Department, city records show.

A Denver cop’s death certificate said “diabetes,” but his partner knew that wasn’t right

Mike Dowd was shot chasing an escaped murderer 28 years before he actually died. It took relentless persistence to prove the connection.

Review launched into Denver deputy police chief actions

An independent investigation has been opened into the Denver Police Department's second-in-command.

Denver officer docked one vacation day after unattended patrol horse dies

A Denver police officer has been punished for leaving his horse without food or water before it became sick and had to be put down.

Denver Police Department announces draft for new use-of-force policy

Denver Police Chief Robert White today introduced a draft for the department's new use-of-force policy and asked for public input.

A 91-year-old woman was found after days missing from Denver International Airport

Next on Denver’s cannabis to-do list: Home grows

Denver officials hope to unveil new rules for marijuana home grows during the first half of 2017.

An Aurora police officer was shot in Denver following a fatal shooting in Aurora

The Denver Police Department reported an officer-involved shooting around noon today in the 14500 block of East 46th Avenue.

Drug Take-Back Day: Denver police collected 1,400 pounds of unwanted prescription drugs

Thousands of Denver-metro residents deposited bottles with unused prescription drugs at the six district stations and the Cherokee Street headquarters.

The ACLU wants to know why Denver police are collecting social media posts

A plan by Denver police to collect and analyze social media data deserves more scrutiny, the American Civil Liberties Union said.

The Denver Police Department ranked 28th out of 91 in a use of force study — and they dispute the methodology

Police departments with more restrictive use of force policies kill fewer people per capita, even accounting for other factors, a new report found.