Ali Longwell is a Reporter and Editor at the Colorado mountain newspaper group, where she covers a wide range of topics including environmental and water issues, wildlife, health, and arts and entertainment. With a background in local government, education, and healthcare reporting, Ali brings a versatile perspective to her work, which has been featured in prominent publications such as Sky-Hi News, Steamboat Pilot & Today, and The Denver Post. Based in Eagle County, she is passionate about exploring themes related to climate change, water management, and public policy.
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Ali Longwell predominantly covers local government and political issues in the Vail, Colorado area. Her articles often feature expert commentary and government announcements. For successful engagement, consider offering insights on local government policy, education or family-related topics specific to Vail and its surroundings.
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By: Ali Longwell
Lake Powell in July 2023. In August 2026, the reservoir fell below the record low set for its elevation in 2023 as drought persists in the West.
By: Ali Longwell
White River National Forest is experiencing a rise in black bear incidents as drought conditions impact the species’ natural food sources and reports spike
By: Ali Longwell
With spring comes the return of bears. Colorado Parks and Wildlife has begun to receive reports of black bears across Colorado as they emerge from their dens.
By: Ali Longwell
Coming off Colorado's lowest snowpack on record and into a period of extreme drought, producers, water managers and businesses in mountain communities have been dealing firsthand with a water crisis impacting the rivers and streams that support their livelihoods.
By: Ali Longwell
Coming off Colorado’s lowest snowpack on record and into a period of extreme drought, producers, water managers and businesses in mountain communities have been dealing firsthand with a water crisis impacting the rivers and streams...
By: Ali Longwell
The two largest reservoirs in the Colorado River basin — Lake Powell and Lake Mead — hit new historic lows this past week as critical drought conditions persist across the West and future operations of...
By: Ali Longwell
The Colorado River flows from its headwaters in the Grand County to the Gulf of California in Mexico, providing water to over 40 million people in seven states, two countries and 30 tribal nations.
By: Ali Longwell
After 2025 saw a flurry of zebra mussel detections in the Colorado River system, Colorado Parks and Wildlife's weekly sampling this summer has led to zero new discoveries of the invasive species.
By: Ali Longwell
As Colorado nears the final month of the 2026 water year, extreme drought is persisting across the state as many regions, including the Western Slope, continue to rack up records when it comes to heat...
By: Ali Longwell
As Colorado nears the final month of the 2026 water year, extreme drought is persisting across the state as many regions, including the Western
