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Opinion: All Coloradans deserve access to trustworthy sources of local news
A growing movement aims to build a more inclusive public square where Coloradans’ information needs are better met, especially in under-represented communities
Opinion: The Earth’s dangerously warming temperature would seem to be a front-page story
Today, tomorrow and every day after that
Opinion: How Sen. Bennet can help save community news in Colorado
Tax breaks will let individuals, not the government, determine how much support to give to local news
John Temple: Jim Sheeler had his own hidden superpowers
John Temple, former editor and publisher of the Rocky Mountain News, remembers a reporter who found a way to slow down time and listen to the people he wrote about
Littwin: How do you write an obit for Jim Sheeler, the brilliant writer who made the death beat his own?
Sheeler was a Pulitzer winner at the Rocky, a National Book Award finalist, a close friend, a deeply good person and the only great writer I’ve ever known who never had to fake humility
Colorado Sun receives Facebook grant to extend statewide outreach
The Facebook Journalism Project awarded The Sun a $20,000 grant to help support digital initiatives
Opinion: As media professors surveying Colorado’s local-news landscape, we have good news and bad news
The fight to save local news will have profound implications for the future of our democracy. There is a winding road ahead.
Colorado Sun adds photojournalist to its expanding team
Olivia Sun is joining The Colorado Sun team as part of the Report for America national service program
Opinion: Some Colorado newspapers are rethinking criminal justice coverage
The national racial justice reckoning lately is involving publications that are atoning for past wrongs by rethinking the way race is considered in, among other things, criminal justice coverage.
Hutchins’ year in review: Here’s what happened in Colorado’s media world in 2020
Good riddance to a bad year of layoffs, furloughs and further cuts. But it also saw greater collaboration.
From our editor: Like so many, The Colorado Sun had its ups and downs in 2020. Here’s where we are today.
Colorado’s locally owned, independent news source doubled its membership, won a pile of awards and told stories that needed to be told.
From our Editor: The Colorado Sun marks its second anniversary with the debut of a daily podcast
The Daily Sun-Up will be available at 6 a.m. Monday through Friday wherever you get your podcasts. Also, you’re invited to virtually celebrate our anniversary with us.
From the editor: Civil is gone, but The Colorado Sun is still rising
The Sun is approaching a major membership milestone, thanks to thousands of new members
Colorado Sun wins 10 first-place awards in state press contest, including public service prize
The Sun also wins first place in investigative, education, business, agriculture, health and other categories
Colorado Sun wins 28 awards, including 14 first-place, in Top of the Rockies competition
A letter from the Editor: Thanks, Colorado, for supporting The Sun and allowing us to produce award-winning journalism for you
