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Miles Harford, 34, appeared virtually in Denver District court where he waived his preliminary hearing. In addition to at least a dozen Denver charges, he is. now accused of stealing $2400 from a former boss. Courtesy of Denver District Court LiveStream

Denver Police Department officers James Harvey and Carrisa Rojas patrol the area of Denver's 16th Street Mall Tuesday. They are taking notes at 16th and California streets in front of a Jamba Juice where an airline attendant was stabbed to death Saturday night.

The funeral director accused of storing a body in a hearse for over a year and also of financially bilking multiple grieving families is in trouble again.

FILE PHOTO: A burglar dressed in a life-sized panda costume was caught on surveillance in November stealing vape and tobacco products at the Safeway fuel station in Superior at 1603 Coalton Road. The three suspects turned themselves in to Boulder County Sheriffs Monday, Jan. 20, 2025. Courtesy photo, Boulder County Sheriff

The two towns have battled over the moniker'Icebox of the Nation' for decades.

She faces 102 counts including attempt to influence a public servant and forgery

The former top Colorado Bureau of Investigation forensic scientist who is at the center of a major DNA scandal appeared remotely from her jail for her first court proceeding in Jefferson County this morning.

FILE PHOTO: Keanna Rosenburgh, 18, was sentenced Wednesday to seven years in the youth offender system for her role in a shooting outside a LoDo bar in Denver that injured eight people in September 2023. Denver District Attorney's office

FILE PHOTO: Arapahoe County - James Craig enters the Arapahoe District Court on March 23, 2023 to be formally charged in the murder of his wife, Angela Craig. His trial, scheduled to begin Dec. 2, 2024, got delayed for a third time after his lawyer withdrew. 18th Judicial District Judge Shay Whitaker ordered trial to begin July 10 with jury selection. Christopher Oquendo for DailyMail

Former top Colorado Bureau of Investigations forensic scientist Yvonne “Missy” Woods turned herself into Jefferson County authorities in late January and was booked into jail on an 102-count felony indictment, according to county sources and court documents.