The closure of the Rocky Mountain News brings significant change to Colorado's media environment.
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When the Rocky Mountain News announced Thursday that today's paper will be its last, politicos united in sadness by scrambling to their Facebook pages.
House Speaker Terrance Carroll’s Facebook status read, “Terrance Carroll is sad the Rocky Mountain News is closing down tomorrow.” Republican and former lawmaker Rob Witwer’s status read, “Rob Witwer is sad the last edition of the Rocky Mountain News is Friday. Goodbye, old friend.”
Face The State catches up with Rocky Mountain News writer Lynn Bartels at a Thursday rally urging the continued operation of the paper.
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E.W. Scripps announced Thursday that is putting the Rocky Mountain News up for sale. This is news that we acknowledge with great sadness.
Candidates for U.S. Senate met Thursday at the KBDI Channel 12 studios in Denver for a debate co-sponsored with CBS4 and the Rocky Mountain News.
Democrat U.S. Congressional candidates in the 2nd CD met Friday at the KBDI Channel 12 studios in Denver for a debate co-sponsored with CBS4 and the Rocky Mountain News.
So we’ll play along. Sure. Mark Udall is NOT a liberal, and has never lived anywhere close to Boulder. In fact, he’s never even HEARD of Boulder. Truth be known, he’s a far right-wing conservative from Craig who routinely drives over deer with his SUV on his way to pick up royalty checks from the gas rigs he owns.