Brian Maass

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Brian Maass

Ryan Egelston, who is charged with shooting at two people in Denver's Washington Park and wounding one of them on Feb. 2, is facing two new criminal charges stemming from a jailhouse altercation. According to court and jail records, Egelston, 28, was involved in the altercation on April 6 at the Van-Cise Simonet Detention Center, and as a result was charged with assault and disturbing the peace.

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Brian Maass

Former church worker agrees to plea deal following rape accusations A Denver judge has sentenced Diego Marroquin, a former worker at St. John's school and church in southeast Denver, to four years of sex offender intensive supervised probation stemming from accusations by a teenage girl that Marroquin raped her at the church. Marroquin, 38, pleaded guilty in January to a felony count of contributing to the delinquency of a minor and to a misdemeanor assault charge.

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Brian Maass

Andrew Buen, 31, the former Clear Creek County deputy sheriff who shot and killed motorist Christian Glass in 2022, will be sentenced Monday for criminally negligent homicide, but prior to the hearing told CBS News Colorado, "My actions resulted in the outcome of someone losing their life and that's something I live with every day."Buen has not spoken publicly about the night of June 10, 2022, until now. He went to trial twice but declined to testify both times. "Christian is gone", said Buen.

1 week ago | texaslifestylemag.com | Brian Maass

ShareThis year’s event, held April 5-6, 2025, at the beautiful San Gabriel Park, delivered big time. The festival once again proved why it’s earned the title of the world’s largest outdoor honky-tonk. Whether you were two-stepping under the stars or just soaking up the good vibes, it was a weekend to remember. This year’s festival boasted an impressive roster of artists that catered to both traditional country fans and those with eclectic tastes.

3 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Brian Maass

A spokesperson for Denver Mayor Mike Johnston admitted this week that the office has been operating an internal group on the encrypted messaging app Signal that was monitoring news stories and had been auto-deleting the group's messages, apparently for more than a year. It's a strategy some experts say violates the spirit of Colorado's open records law.