Two Denver police officers fatally shoot man armed with knife in Westwood

Police identified the man as Gerardo Antonio Conchas-Bustos, 20.

Denver Police start enforcing the red flag law now — here’s how

The department will be responsible for taking guns from people a judge agrees are a danger to themselves or others.

Denver Police made 6,000 fewer arrests overall in 2019 than last year

Felony arrests increased. It's part of Chief Pazen's plan to target violent crime and drug dealers.

Denver Police Department and DA’s office awarded half a million dollars to solve dozens of cold cases

The cases are mostly homicides and some rapes.

Montbello neighbors and Denver police get candid with each other following a spate of gun violence

“You see these babies walking down here? They live here. In the middle of this war that we need to stop, of gun violence and violent spirit."

Denver police beefs up traffic enforcement and reminds drivers that they’re operating deadly machines

The department is adding more officers to its traffic unit as it works to curb fatal traffic crashes in the city.

Denver Police joins Aurora Police, feds in launching metro area task force to curb gun violence

The new task force essentially replaces the old Metro Gang Task Force.

Private money will help Denver police beef up crime prevention measures in the Ballpark district

The measures include expanding a gunshot detection system and increasing walking beat cops in the area.

Denver Police investigate shooting near DSST: Cole Middle School

Police said on Twitter that the shooting did not occur inside the school.

Denver cops get desk duty after they’re involved in a shooting. Other metro-area departments can’t always afford to do that, so policies differ across the region.

An Aurora officer involved in two shootings, just weeks apart, went back to work on the street soon after each incident. While Denver Police have the resources to reassign officers who fire their weapons, departments in nearby jurisdictions, often with less manpower, have to use different policies.

Denver Police are collecting data to measure if bias plays into who officers stop

DPD has begun collecting data on who officers stop to see if racial, gender or age groups are disproportionately targeted. The department's biggest critics have expressed approval.

Denver’s next police chief will be one of these five men

We’re getting a little closer to our final episode of “who will be our next police chief.”