Maggie Bryan is a Multimedia Journalist for KOAA News5 in Colorado Springs and Pueblo. With a passion for storytelling, she covers a diverse range of topics including public transportation, housing market dynamics, and water management, while also delving into the realms of sports and environmental issues. Maggie's work has been featured in The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC, NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon, Denver7 News, and other notable outlets.
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Maggie Bryan's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly in Colorado Springs and Pueblo, with an emphasis on government announcements, breaking news, and evolving stories related to family & relationships, government & politics, and crime. If you have insights or perspectives related to these topics within the specified geographic areas or regarding nonprofit organizations and community events in this region, it would likely align well with her coverage.
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By: Maggie Bryan
A safety audit completed a month before the Evergreen High School shooting flagged 153 threats in Jeffco schools, including a hit list with around 15 names.
By: Maggie Bryan
Senate Bill 135 would redirect a portion of TABOR surplus funds to K-12 schools, but opponents say the measure is deceptive and would cost Coloradans their refunds.
By: Maggie Bryan
A third-party school safety audit flagging 153 imminent threats at Jeffco Public Schools was never shared with the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office before or during the investigation of the shooting at Evergreen High School, according to the sheriff's office.
By: Maggie Bryan
COLORADO — Colorado Parks and Wildlife is warning about a potential increase in human-bear conflicts as the prolonged dry weather this winter is pushing hungry black bears into neighborhoods.
By: Maggie Bryan
AURORA, Colo. — Aurora City Council passed an emergency resolution Monday night paving the way for a new policy requiring the Aurora Police Department
By: Maggie Bryan
DENVER — Denver-area water parks opened for the summer season on Saturday, with both Water World in Federal Heights and Elitch Gardens Water Park
By: Maggie Bryan
Youth hockey registrations are climbing across Colorado amid Avalanche playoff runs, DU championship and an Olympic gold medal inspire more players to hit the ice
BROOMFIELD, Colo. — Illegal street racing in Broomfield could soon come at a much steeper price — the loss of your car.
By: Maggie Bryan
BOULDER, Colo. — One year after a firebombing attack on Boulder's Pearl Street Mall killed one person and injured a dozen more, Colorado's Jewish community is still working to regain its sense of safety.
By: Maggie Bryan
BOULDER, Colo. — One year after the deadly firebombing on Boulder's Pearl Street Mall, survivor Ed Victor is reflecting on the attack and the fight against antisemitism.
