The Colorado Sun was founded in 2018 by a team of experienced journalists and media professionals who saw the need for an independent, non-profit news organization focused on covering the state of Colorado. The idea behind The Colorado Sun was to create a platform that would provide in-depth, investigative reporting on the important issues and events shaping the lives of Coloradans, with the goal of informing and engaging the public. Today, The Colorado Sun is owned and operated by a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting quality journalism in the state. The Colorado Sun covers a wide range of news and topics, including politics, the environment, education, healthcare, and the economy, with a particular focus on how these issues impact the people and communities of Colorado. While the publication does not extensively cover sports or entertainment news, it provides comprehensive reporting on the key developments and trends affecting the Centennial State. Based in Denver, the state's capital, The Colorado Sun's team of journalists is well-positioned to closely monitor and report on the inner workings of Colorado's government and the issues that matter most to its residents. One interesting fact: Unlike many traditional news outlets, The Colorado Sun operates as a non-profit organization, which allows it to prioritize in-depth, investigative journalism over the need to generate revenue through advertising or other commercial means. This unique business model has enabled the publication to maintain its independence and focus on serving the public interest.