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From our editor: Hello sunshine!

Dear readers, In a year when far too many dark clouds have loomed over Colorado's news landscape, there's some good news on the horizon with...

Colorado newspaper publisher: No lawsuit against senator for ‘fake news’ claim...

Well, that escalated quickly— and then fizzled out. It turns out Grand Junction Daily Sentinel publisher Jay Seaton, who made national news two months ago with...

Denver journalist backs out of running the left’s ‘answer to Breitbart’

Well, that was quick. Two weeks ago I wrote here about how Denver-based journalist David Sirota would leave the International Business Times to run the editorial department...

The Big Shift: Colorado’s media landscape is changing in 2017

With a new year come new opportunities, and some of Colorado's most visible journalists are making moves. Ricardo Baca, The Denver Post's marijuana editor, announced...

Reporter in Colorado ‘very concerned’ about partisan media

  Speaking on a media panel in The Denver Post's auditorium last week, Post political reporter John Frank questioned whether there is a market for non-partisan or non-ideologically oriented news on TV....

Parents flip out when a Colorado Springs area student newspaper endorses...

  In a so-funny-but-not-funny report in The Gazette this week— that's right, not The Onion— reporter Debbie Kelley revealed how parents of Palmer Ridge High School students in...

The Indy’s Tina Griego discusses a changing Denver on Colorado Public...

  Tina Griego, The Colorado Independent’s new managing editor, appeared on Colorado Public Radio this morning to discuss “Gone to Market,” her recent essay about...

Your weekly roundup of Colorado news and media, March 24

The Denver Post's longtime editor Greg Moore resigned + The End of the World  Last Tuesday, employees of The Denver Post were called for an impromptu staff...

Your weekly roundup of Colorado local news and media, Feb. 9

Confused about how the upcoming March 1 caucuses work? Steal this story.  Most everyone who isn't a die-hard political junkie can agree on this: The...

Your weekly roundup of Colorado local news and media, Jan. 5

USA Today's Denver correspondent, who covered several mass shootings, decided to buy his first handgun This first-person account from Trevor Hughes*, certainly started a conversation on...