Michael Mashburn

Reporter

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Michael joined Daily Voice in April 2022, reporting on breaking news and community stories across New York’s Capital Region, Hudson Valley, and Long Island. His coverage ranges from major incidents and investigations to human-interest features, with a focus on clear, accurate reporting that connects readers with the stories shaping their communities.

Prior to joining Daily Voice, he worked in radio news, reporting and anchoring for ABC affiliate KTAR in Phoenix and delivering news and traffic reports for KOMO in Seattle through iHeartMedia. He has also written and anchored national news content distributed to radio stations across the country through NBC News Radio.

Michael earned a Bachelor of Arts in journalism from Arizona State University in May 2014.

Michael Mashburn's Contributions

Fallsburg, NY
Breaking News
Trooper Shoots, Kills Dog During Response At Fallsburg Home Trooper Shoots, Kills Dog During Response At Fallsburg Home
Trooper Shoots, Kills Dog During Response At Fallsburg Home A New York State trooper shot and killed a dog after being bitten while responding to a call at a Sullivan County home. The incident happened around 12:45 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 1, when a trooper arrived at a residence on Hemlock Court in Fallsburg for a reported dog bite, a State Police spokesperson told Daily Voice. As the trooper approached the home’s front door, a dog ran out through a pet door and charged at him, biting his lower leg, police said. The trooper ran down the porch steps and into the yard to create distance, but the dog again charged aggressively, according to police. The …

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by Michael Mashburn
National Interest
‘MAGA’ Bomb Threat Targets Schumer’s Melville Office, Claims 2020 Election ‘Was Rigged’ ‘MAGA’ Bomb Threat Targets Schumer’s Melville Office, Claims 2020 Election ‘Was Rigged’
‘Maga’ Bomb Threat Targets Schumer’s Melville Office, Claims 2020 Election ‘Was Rigged’ Multiple bomb threats were emailed to New York Sen. Chuck Schumer’s offices across the state on Monday morning, Dec. 1, prompting immediate security sweeps by local and federal law enforcement. Schumer’s offices in Rochester, Binghamton, and Melville each received bomb threats with the subject line “MAGA,” the Democratic Senate Minority Leader confirmed in a post on X hours later. The emails also included a claim that the “2020 election was rigged,” he added. Schumer said law enforcement agencies across the state responded “immediately” and conducted full sweeps of each location. No injuri…

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by Michael Mashburn
Wynantskill, NY
Breaking News
Masked Robber With Purple Gun Ambushes Gas Station Clerk In Brunswick, Police Say Masked Robber With Purple Gun Ambushes Gas Station Clerk In Brunswick, Police Say
Masked Robber With Purple Gun Ambushes Gas Station Clerk In Brunswick, Police Say Surveillance cameras were rolling when a masked robber ambushed a convenience store employee at gunpoint in Rensselaer County, police said. The incident happened in Brunswick, at the Sunoco station on Hoosick Road, around 5:15 a.m. Monday, Dec. 1, according to New York State Police. Troopers responded after a clerk reported that a man entered the store, displayed a purple handgun, and demanded cash. He then fled the scene on foot toward Brick Church Road after taking the cash. State Police quickly identified 31-year-old Nicholas Dodge as their suspect, and located him during a traffic stop…

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by Michael Mashburn
Albany, NY
Breaking News
21-Year-Old Found Dead At Albany Airport: Autopsy Next Day Reveals Cause 21-Year-Old Found Dead At Albany Airport: Autopsy Next Day Reveals Cause
21-Year-Old Found Dead At Albany Airport: Autopsy Next Day Reveals Cause Authorities revealed the cause of death for a 21-year-old man whose body was found at Albany International Airport over Thanksgiving weekend. Dajohn Woodberry Jr., who was homeless and had most recently been staying in the Lake Placid area, was discovered by an employee near the airport’s north parking garage around 10:30 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 30, according to the Albany County Sheriff’s Office. Woodberry died from hypothermia, an autopsy conducted Monday, Dec. 1, revealed. Deputies arrived to find Woodberry motionless and already deceased, according to sheriff’s officials. Colonie EMS respond…

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by Michael Mashburn
National Interest
Siena Lacrosse Coach Hospitalized After Serious Accident At NY Home: 'Praying For A Miracle' Siena Lacrosse Coach Hospitalized After Serious Accident At NY Home: 'Praying For A Miracle'
Siena Lacrosse Coach Hospitalized After Serious Accident At NY Home: 'Praying For A Miracle' Siena University men’s lacrosse head coach Liam Gleason is hospitalized after suffering serious injuries in an accident at his Saratoga County home. Gleason, 40, was injured at his Halfmoon residence on Sunday, Nov. 30, Siena spokesperson Lisa Witkowski confirmed to Daily Voice. She added that Siena President Chuck Seifert has asked the campus community for their prayers and support for the family. According to the Albany Times Union, Gleason was hurt after falling down a flight of stairs. New York State Police and paramedics responded, and CPR was administered before he was transported to …

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by Michael Mashburn
National Interest
Trump Frees Manhasset Financier In Billion-Dollar Fraud, Calls Case ‘Weaponization Of Justice’ Trump Frees Manhasset Financier In Billion-Dollar Fraud, Calls Case ‘Weaponization Of Justice’
Trump Frees Manhasset Financier In Billion-Dollar Fraud, Calls Case ‘Weaponization Of Justice’ President Donald Trump commuted the prison sentence of a New York private equity executive convicted in a massive fraud scheme involving more than 10,000 investors. David Gentile, 57, of Manhasset, the former CEO and owner of GPB Capital Holdings, had been serving a seven-year federal sentence after his 2024 conviction on securities and wire fraud charges, as Daily Voice reported. The White House on Monday, Dec. 1, confirmed the commutation, which does not appear to apply to his co-defendant, Jeffry Schneider of Ascendant Capital. Gentile and Schneider were convicted in August 2024 followi…

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by Michael Mashburn & Joe Lombardi
Scotia-Glenville, NY
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Thanksgiving Shooting: Gunman ID’d Days After Wounding Woman, Killing Himself In Galway Thanksgiving Shooting: Gunman ID’d Days After Wounding Woman, Killing Himself In Galway
Thanksgiving Shooting: Gunman ID’d Days After Wounding Woman, Killing Himself In Galway Investigators identified the man involved in a Thanksgiving night shooting in Upstate New York that injured a woman before the suspect killed himself. In an update Monday, Dec. 1, Saratoga County Sheriff’s officials said Donald Keller, 63, of Galway, was the suspected gunman in the Thursday, Nov. 27, shooting on Consaul Road in Galway. Keller was discovered dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound after an hours-long law enforcement response that involved Special Operations teams and drone units from multiple agencies, as Daily Voice reported. The shooting was reported around 7:0…

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by Michael Mashburn
New Rochelle, NY
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New Rochelle Roommates Used Dead Men's Names To Steal Over $150K In COVID-19 Benefits: Jury New Rochelle Roommates Used Dead Men's Names To Steal Over $150K In COVID-19 Benefits: Jury
New Rochelle Roommates Used Dead Men's Names To Steal Over $150K In Covid-19 Benefits: Jury A Westchester County man was convicted of stealing identities—including those of two men who died more than a decade ago—to collect over $150,000 in COVID unemployment benefits. Aly Kaba, 30, of New Rochelle, was found guilty Tuesday, Oct. 21, by an Albany federal jury after a five-day trial on conspiracy to commit mail fraud, mail fraud, and aggravated identity theft. Jurors deliberated less than three hours before convicting him on all counts. Evidence showed that in late 2020, Kaba and his former roommate, Tony Brobbey, filed fraudulent unemployment claims using multiple stolen identitie…

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by Michael Mashburn
Copiague, NY
Breaking News
Driver Who Killed Pedestrian On Montauk Highway In Copiague Fled, Hid In Motel: DA Driver Who Killed Pedestrian On Montauk Highway In Copiague Fled, Hid In Motel: DA
Driver Who Killed Pedestrian On Montauk Highway In Copiague Fled, Hid In Motel: DA A 64-year-old man was formally charged with fleeing after fatally striking a pedestrian crossing Montauk Highway. Lloyd Berger, of Copiague, was arraigned in Suffolk County Court Monday, Dec. 1, on charges connected to the alleged hit-and-run that killed 69-year-old Louis Lasula of Massapequa Park. Prosecutors argued that Berger was driving a Toyota Camry westbound on Montauk Highway around 8:44 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 5, when he hit Lasula, who was attempting to cross the roadway. Lasula died at the scene, as Daily Voice previously reported. Instead of stopping to help or call police, Berger…

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by Michael Mashburn
National Interest
Ex-Cop Who Raced 90 MPH To His Own Holbrook Brothel Sentenced For Running Sex Operation Ex-Cop Who Raced 90 MPH To His Own Holbrook Brothel Sentenced For Running Sex Operation
Ex-Cop Who Raced 90 MPH To His Own Holbrook Brothel Sentenced For Running Sex Operation A former Long Island police officer is heading to prison after admitting he managed a brothel that operated as part of a long-running criminal enterprise. George Trimigliozzi, 56, of Islip, was sentenced in Suffolk County Court Monday, Dec. 1, to two years behind bars after pleading guilty to promoting prostitution, official misconduct, and unlawful imprisonment. Trimigliozzi, an 18-year veteran of the Suffolk County Police Department, co-managed one of several brothels run by alleged ringleader Frank Saggio, 61, of West Islip, according to prosecutors. The operation spanned multiple loca…

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