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David Migoya

David Migoya

Senior Investigative Reporter at The Colorado Springs Gazette

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  • English
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  • Investigative Reporting
  • Politics
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New charitable gaming board meets following Gazette series

The latest iteration of Colorado’s long-defunct advisory board for charitable gaming met Friday for the first time since legislators revived it more than 18 months ago. The Charitable Gaming Board did little more than elect its chairman, Maytham Alshadood, the director of business licensing for the Secretary of State’s Office, and its vice chairperson, Michelle […]
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6 key takeaways from 3-month investigation into Colorado’s charitab...

A summary of the findings of senior investigative reporter David Migoya’s three-month probe into the inner workings of the state’s $110 million charitable gaming world:
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Colorado charities pay bingo volunteers despite law prohibiting it

Colorado’s charitable gaming laws succinctly prohibit state nonprofits from paying or remunerating volunteers who work the bingo and raffle games they host.  That doesn’t seem to stop them.  The Denver Gazette identified at least three organizations – all of them related to youth sports – that funnel charitable gaming proceeds to the financial benefit of […]
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Felons engaged in Colorado’s charitable gaming industry

Editor’s note: This is the second in a three-part series examining Colorado’s $110 million charitable gaming industry. Howard Geller told police that Big Dog wanted Geller to get some people and head to Akron, Colo., so he hopped into his Dodge Durango along with his buddy, Cricket, and a woman he knew and off they […]
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A few glitches in the financial disclosures by Colorado's Supreme C...

Colorado’s seven Supreme Court justices have largely complied with state laws requiring them to annually disclose their financial holdings and that of their spouses and family.
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Colorado lawmakers kill effort to stop metro district developers fr...

A Colorado Senate committee killed a measure Tuesday that would have stopped developers from buying and profiting from metro district bonds they or their affiliates approved for sale, while serving
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Summit County judge resigns days after courtroom tirade that follow...

Summit County judge resigns days after courtroom tirade that followed monthlong suspension
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Colorado judge reportedly 'screamed' at attorneys days after return...

Just two days after returning from a month-long suspension from the bench for a criminal conviction that required extensive anger-management counseling, Summit County District Judge Mark Thompson launched into a
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State court administrator admits he 'missed' discipline advisory an...

State court administrator admits he 'missed' discipline advisory and allowed 'hairy chest' jurist into senior judge program
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Discipline commission says Judicial Department continues to stall i...

Discipline commission says Judicial Department continues to stall investigation
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Colorado Supreme Court justices publicly back more independent judi...

Colorado Supreme Court Chief Justice Brian Boatright and his successor, Justice Monica Márquez, on Thursday repeatedly reiterated to lawmakers their willingness to divest judicial discipline from the court’s control, saying