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
From open space, a Western way of life to modern-day agriculture and events such as Glenwood Springs' Strawberry Days and Steamboat Springs' Winter Carnival, the impacts of Colorado's early homesteaders and ranchers exist across today's mountain communities.
By: Ali Longwell
As Colorado’s assistant state climatologist Peter Goble looked ahead at the seasonal forecasts for late summer into early winter, two words came to mind: “cautious optimism.” “We’ve been stuck in this warmer-, hotter- and drier-than-normal...
By: Ali Longwell
An uncollared wolf died in northwest Colorado on Friday, July 24, according to a news release from Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
During its July meetings, the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission made decisions on two long-standing debates around its management of a group of mesocarnivores hunted for their fur.
The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation released its final environmental impact statement on Friday, July 31 — the next step in the process to set guidelines for the federal government’s operations of the Colorado River basin’s...
The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation released its final environmental impact statement on Friday, July 31 — the next step in the process to set guidelines
By: Ali Longwell
Preventing bears from becoming habituated to human food sources is critical to reducing conflict between people and the wildlife.
By: Ali Longwell
Colorado Parks and Wildlife began the voter-mandated reintroduction of gray wolves in December 2023. The state has released 25 wolves in the first two years.
By: Ali Longwell
Alpenglow Bookstore stands along Grand Avenue in downtown Glenwood Springs. Courtesy photo
By: Ali Longwell
Open Kite is one of eight contenders to win the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory's inaugural Fat Marmot Week competition.
