By SPJ Colorado Pro Dan Petty, president of the Denver Press Club, passes along this message from State Rep. (and Press Club Member) Lisa Cutter (D-Jefferson County): "I’m doing a media tribute on the House floor this Wednesday (plan between 9-10 a.m.) and want to invite my media friends from the Club. I’m trying to … Continue reading Media Tribute at Colorado Legislature

By Jeff Roberts Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition The Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition is pleased to announce that the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press will hire and place a pro bono attorney in Colorado for at least two years to support local enterprise and investigative journalism. Find the job postings here. Colorado … Continue reading More Legal Help Coming for Colorado Journalists

By Dave Burdick Colorado Public Radio Jan. 17, 2020 Colorado Public Radio, the state’s largest public radio organization, has signed a partnership agreement with Colorado College to operate Colorado Springs-based KRCC, representing a major potential boost for work produced by both operations on air, online, and in other products like podcasts and streaming audio. KRCC’s … Continue reading Denver’s Colorado Public Radio To Operate Public Radio Station in Colorado Springs (KRCC)

By Ashley Dean Editor, Denverite My first day of Denverite was in May 2016. When we started this thing, calling sources from a closet-sized room and asking them to talk for a publication with no name, I had no idea where we would be in one year, let alone four. I had sky-high hopes, but … Continue reading Denverite Editor Dean Leaves for Marriage, New Orleans Public Radio

By Anthony Cotton Colorado Public Radio Irv Moss, The Denver Post sportswriter who chronicled virtually every significant athletic event in town over a 60-year career, died Wednesday [Jan. 8, 2019] at the age of 85. Moss started as a copyboy at The Post in the 1950s. Before long, prior to the presence of professional teams … Continue reading Veteran Post Sports Writer Irv Moss Dies at 85