Colorado Public Radio and Colorado College have entered into a long-term agreement where KRCC will be affiliated with, and operated by CPR. Together we will create a new public media center bringing together 91.5 KRCC, the Rocky Mountain PBS Regional Innovation Center and college journalism resources.

Centennial, Colo. December 16, 2019 – Colorado Public Radio has moved its news service and reporting team to downtown Denver. In its new home at 303 E.

Centennial, Colo. November 27, 2019 – Colorado Public Radio has hired audience engagement leader, Jodi Gersh, as its senior vice president of marketing and engagement. In this role, Gersh will provide leadership and vision to advance CPR’s brand development and audience engagement across its services and communities.

Centennial, Colo. October 1, 2019 – Colorado Public Radio (CPR) recently received a $500,000 grant from the Temple Hoyne Buell Foundation to support the expansion of CPR News. This transformational gift has made the Foundation a lead investor in CPR’s mission to become the home institution for Colorado news.

Centennial, Colo. August 29, 2019 – Colorado Public Radio recently welcomed five new members to its Board of Directors. Joining the team are Rachel Romer Carlson, Ned Harding, Balan Nair, Wag Schorr and Michelle Sobel. Board members Virginia Berkeley, Ann E. Hinkins, Mary Ricketson and Michael P. Dowling also completed board terms.

Centennial, Colo. August 8, 2019 – CPR News recently welcomed veteran journalist Chuck Murphy to the team as investigative editor. In this role, Murphy will form and lead the organization’s first investigative team, an opportunity that was made possible thanks to an anonymous $300,000 gift announced earlier this year.

Centennial, Colo. July 25, 2019 – Colorado Public Radio has welcomed two new young professionals into its year-long fellowship program, Max Wycisk Fellowships. Taylor Allen and Claire Cleveland joined CPR News earlier this month, and will spend a year working in the newsroom to expand their journalistic skills.

Colorado Public Radio announces the launch of its revamped independent music service, Indie 102.3.

Colorado Public Radio’s new podcast “On Something”, explores the political, legal and cultural effects of marijuana legalization.

CPR has hired award-winning journalist Caitlyn Kim to represent the organization’s reporting efforts in Washington D.C. Kim’s position advances plans to expand CPR’s political coverage and provide a much-needed resource for Colorado news originating from the nation’s capital.