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John Ingold

John Ingold

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Writer, The Colorado Sun

Denver

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Total articles 2103

  • Ozone, cars and coal: A very special carbon edition

    By Michael Booth Verified, John Ingold Verified| The Colorado Sun Verified Bless you, Colorado, in both the philosophical sense and in the hyper-local meaning of gesundheit when an April zephyr drives cherry blossom pollen straight up your nose. Can’t tell you how many times I’ve had to wash my hands during one school lunch sandwich construction when a sneezing fit hits during the mayo course. Take heart that April’s climate transitions also bring the transformation of two great sports seasons from the mundane regular schedule slog to the intensity of the playoffs.

    By Michael Booth Verified, John Ingold Verified · The Colorado Sun

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Colorado’s measles-tracking nightmare

    By John Ingold Verified, Parker Yamasaki| The Colorado Sun Verified Hey there, Temperature readers, they say that hope springs eternal on baseball’s opening day. They, however, are obviously not Colorado Rockies fans. As of this morning, our very own Blake Street Bumblers are tied for the worst record in baseball, on pace in the early going to lose 130 games this season, more than eclipsing the other most futile seasons in the team’s history. Which were last year and the year before. Yes, in LoDo this April, hope springs infernal.

    By John Ingold Verified, Parker Yamasaki · The Colorado Sun

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Ozone, cars and coal: A very special carbon edition

    By Michael Booth Verified, John Ingold Verified| The Colorado Sun Verified Bless you, Colorado, in both the philosophical sense and in the hyper-local meaning of gesundheit when an April zephyr drives cherry blossom pollen straight up your nose. Can’t tell you how many times I’ve had to wash my hands during one school lunch sandwich construction when a sneezing fit hits during the mayo course. Take heart that April’s climate transitions also bring the transformation of two great sports seasons from the mundane regular schedule slog to the intensity of the playoffs.

    By Michael Booth Verified, John Ingold Verified · The Colorado Sun

    Apr. 16, 2025

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The Colorado Sun

The Colorado Sun is a nonprofit news organization based in Denver, founded in 2018 by a group of ten veteran journalists. It aims to address reporting gaps left by traditional media outlets. In September 2023, it transitioned to a worker-controlled nonprofit model, focusing on public interest journalism that covers political, environmental, health, business, and equity issues across Colorado. The Colorado Sun provides in-depth news coverage through articles, photography, and multimedia. It also produces *The Daily Sun-Up*, a weekday podcast that offers news summaries and insights into Colorado's history. The organization operates on a model that relies on membership subscriptions, sponsorships, and grants, ensuring that its content remains accessible without a paywall. With a commitment to nonpartisan reporting, it adheres to Trust Project standards for transparency and accuracy, serving a diverse statewide readership.

Denver, Colorado, United States

+1 720-263-2338

Founded: 2018