Brian Maass is a journalist based in Denver, Colorado, who writes for CBS News. With a focus on local news, his articles cover a range of topics including investigations into government agencies, high-profile court cases, and issues affecting the community. His work has also been featured on Yahoo News.
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Brian Maass primarily focuses on local news, especially crime, investigations, and legal issues in Colorado and Denver. He frequently covers breaking or evolving stories related to these topics. Given this focus, individuals who can provide unique insights into ongoing legal cases or crime-related developments in the specified geographic area are likely to attract his attention.
As a journalist with a strong emphasis on local news coverage, Brian would be receptive to pitches from sources closely involved in the Colorado legal system, law enforcement agencies, or community organizations addressing crime and legal matters within the region. Additionally, experts familiar with specific local laws and regulations could also offer valuable insights for his reporting.
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By: Brian Maass
A blistering, 26 page report on the use of comp or flex time by Denver's fire chief and his top seven commanders calls the years-long practice a
By: Brian Maass
A former Independent Monitor who oversaw Denver's public safety agencies for nearly a decade said Wednesday he expects Denver Fire Department Command
By: Brian Maass
Roving burglary crews throughout Colorado have been specifically targeting the homes of Asian business owners and stealing massive amounts of cash, jewelry, watches and high-end purses in what one detective calls an "epidemic."
By: By Brian Maass
Stephen Matthews, the former Denver cardiologist sentenced to 158 years in jail, tried to erase text conversations and videos with some of his victims from his cellphone, according to the prosecutors in the case.
Joel Fitzgerald, the former chief of the Regional Transit District's police department, is suing the agency, claiming he was wrongly terminated and alleging racial discrimination.
By: Brian Maass
Homelessness, street crime and vandalism are nothing new along the Broadway corridor south of downtown Denver.
Renting a car at the airport isn't always a perfect experience. Your rental car may not have been cleaned, you may run into hidden fees or unexpected charges or the agent may try to upsell you.
By: Brian Maass
Another criminal case, impacted by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation's ongoing DNA scandal , will lead to a lenient plea bargain for a convicted killer.
By: By Brian Maass
The police chief in Simla, Colorado, Tony Schiefelbein, has resigned from his position this week as he faced a disciplinary hearing for allowing his teenage son to drive a Simla Police Department vehicle.
When burglars tunneled through multiple businesses in Aspen on Nov. 10, trying to access a vault in a jewelry store, Larry White said it was unlike any burglary he had seen or heard of.
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