‘Bad precedent’ In the months leading up to a recent local election, The Estes Park Trail-Gazette newspaper urged its readers to vote against two town ballot measures that could affect
A show ‘like they have never seen before’ The Fox affiliate in Denver will debut a new statewide politics TV morning show this weekend called Colorado Point of View. With a bold
‘Completely unprovoked’ A yet-to-be-named TV photojournalist came “face to face” with a crime story he was covering this week, Denver’s CBS affiliate reported. Around noon on March 21, anchor Kelly
‘A community effort’ In recent years, Colorado has become a clear leader in a movement toward more robust local news collaboration. Perhaps nowhere does there exist a more cohesive network of local
‘Media outlets are not the direct beneficiary’ A panel of Colorado lawmakers this week gave preliminary approval to a bill that would offer tax breaks to small businesses that advertise
‘Things are ramping up’ Northern Colorado resident Jason Van Tatenhove might be on his way to becoming something of a celebrity in the world of repentant Trump-era political figures. Ever
Plus, 9News gets sold to a hedge fund, KUNC reflects on ‘the legacy of racist Colorado media coverage,’ Denver Gazette invests in arts coverage, and more
Plus, ‘Sunshine Madness,’ the Coloradoan brings back its opinion offerings, why the Colorado Press Association opposes a recycling bill, and more
Also, the Springs alt-weekly slashes at The Gazette, KUNC ousted a longtime news leader, Colorado’s (maybe) first-ever Latino anchor team, and more
Democratic Rep. Lisa Cutter, who was responsible for our state’s relatively new media literacy program, had an idea for a bill this year aimed at boosting the bottom line for
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