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They dont have any good suspect information ready to release to the public. This busy intersection turned into a bizarre crime scene on tuesday night. A car for a possible stabbing on a male bleeding. Reporter Police Responded and found the vehicle in the middle of the road near the intersection of 13th and marion. The driver side window was shattered and the front and back left tires were flat. The windshield was broken. At work when noticed the response from the police. We saw the lights and then they came in and asked about it. He was here eating that night. Reporter the suspicious incident...

Developing now, at 10 00, a murder mystery. At 13th and marion in denvers capitol hill neighborhood. We told you about the investigation at 10 00 last night. Video from the scene shows a car abandoned in the middle of the road with a shattered window and a flat tire. Karen morfitt has been working to get more information about what happened. And karen, investigators have yet to release information about the suspect or the victim. Reporter right now, all po an adult male and despite there being several Surveillance Cameras Overlooking the scene, they dont have any good suspect information ready...

Everything in the wake of the shooting at the Washington Navy yard. Aaron alexis was cleared to work on the military base despite his history of behavior suggesting mental illness. Today chuck hagel announced a top to bottom review of all facilities. I directed a review of physical security and access procedures at all dod installations worldwide. The highest responsibility leaders have is to take care of their people, and our people deserve safe and secure workplaces wherever they are. For more we are joined now by Randall Pinkston in washington. Randall . Law enforcement officers are still o...

Despite an outcry from parents and staff voicing concerns about a major change to their elementary school model, Sequim School Board directors agreed on Monday evening to a plan that would put Sequim students in grades 3-5 at one school and the district’s youngest pupils at another.