Colorado Media Project Announces Open Call for 2026 Closing Colorado Coverage Gaps Grant Program
DENVER — Colorado Media Project is pleased to announce a new grant opportunity for local Colorado newsrooms. The 2026 Closing
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Start the Press! A New Community Printing Press Opens in Colorado
The Trust Press, a commercial printing facility launched by the National Trust for Local News to address the skyrocketing costs of producing local news in Colorado, is now operational. The new press is printing the publications of Colorado Community Media, also owned by the National Trust, and will begin printing dozens of other local and ethnic newspapers in the new year.
Above the Noise: Local Newsrooms Set the Table for Trust-Building
Across Colorado from Greeley to Pueblo — through partnerships with print, digital, radio, and television stations — Rocky Mountain Public Media’s Above the Noise initiative aims to set the table for civil conversations that build trust among neighbors and empower communities to cope with the rise of artificial intelligence, deep fakes and widespread misinformation.
A New Sol Rises for Spanish-Speakers in the Roaring Fork Valley
The Sopris Sun is proud to announce that beginning June 28, el Sol del Valle will embrace a new look, a new day for printing and distribution (Fridays), and a deeper commitment to the standalone product, now under the auspices of The Sopris Sun nonprofit.
Announcing More Than $360,000 in Grants to Advance Equity and Inclusion in Local Colorado News
Today Colorado Media Project is announcing 27 new grants totaling $368,300 that will support Colorado newsrooms, journalists, and media entrepreneurs in launching new projects and strengthening existing efforts to build a more inclusive local news ecosystem that reflects and serves Colorado’s diverse communities.