Tracy Ross

When Grand County lost three “larger than life” community members between April 6 and April 9, residents helped each other grieve.

My 12-year-old daughter will inherit a warmer world — and, I fear, a lonelier one.

Gov. Jared Polis, CPW and the state department of agriculture all received letters Monday from ranchers in Grand, Jackson and Larimer counties demanding they take action.

State’s top wildlife official says an adult male gray wolf northern Colorado ranchers want killed because it is preying on cattle is safe from “lethal control” because it is likely the mate to a wolf that appears to be denning.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife staff tranquilized and placed a GPS collar on a gray wolf — M2101 — in north-central Colorado after he was spotted traveling with gray wolf, now known as F1084, from Wyoming’s Snake River pack. The two wolves are believed to have produced offspring seen by biologists in June 2021. (Provided by Colorado Parks and Wildlife)

Plus: Aspen is paying kids to play in the woods, CPW rescues mountain lion cubs, and a Colorado triathlete faces the trial of her life

Jackson Davis, a ninth grader from Eagle Valley High School, died Wednesday after he was stabbed to death.

The 2022 Census of Agriculture is a valuable resource. Plus: Canceled flights and airline refunds, LGBTQ+ friendly job fair and more!

The Colorado agriculture department hopes nonlethal deterrents, including range riders breaking up hunting patterns, will help. Ranchers have their doubts.

Durango's Fort Lewis College was once a boarding school that used severe methods to "civilize" Indigenous children.