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.

CPR will move move its news service and Centennial-based reporting team to downtown Denver.

CPR is increasing its environmental reporting and creating a hub of information for solutions to climate-related issues with a $1.21 million grant from the Jacques M. Littlefield Foundation.

Colorado Public Radio announced it will acquire local news site Denverite from its parent company, Spirited Media, in an effort to further CPR’s commitment to strengthen local journalism and reach new audiences with in-depth news.

Centennial, Colo. January 28, 2019 – Colorado Public Radio’s OpenAir (CPR’s OpenAir) has hired music industry expert and radio veteran Willobee Carlan as its next program director. Carlan has nearly four decades of experience in programming and operations, including his most recent venture launching the independent music station NV89 at Nevada Public Radio.

Centennial, Colo. Jan. 16, 2019 – Colorado Public Radio (CPR) today announced that the organization will launch its first investigative team, thanks to an anonymous $300,000 gift. The initiative will be led by a new position – investigative editor – for which the organization is actively recruiting.

The public broadcaster announces 2019 schedule changes and the addition of 17 new programs Centennial, Colo.

  CENTENNIAL, Colo. November 5, 2018 – Two new regional reporters have joined the Colorado Public Radio News (CPR News) team in Grand Junction and Colorado Springs. The reporters are part of CPR’s vision to grow its newsroom by a third – a vision that was first announced last July.