News across Greater Alamosa
Colorado Parks and Wildlife pauses lethal wolf removals
Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials say they're worried there won't be any population growth this year, after killing five wolves since April 1.
CPW: At least five bears are living in Alamosa
Drought at higher elevations forces animals lower to find food before hibernation; human-bear interactions historically high in the United States.
Rain helps, but doesn’t alleviate regional drought status
Despite recent rain, much of the Roaring Fork Watershed remains in “exceptional” drought as of the autumn equinox. Pitkin and Eagle counties are among the 15.2% in the state categorized in the highest ranking for drought, according to the United States Drought Monitor, alongside…
MONDAY BRIEFING | Sept. 21, 2026
More of the same is in store for the week ahead. Cloudy days, traces of rain, occasional low winds and daytime temperatures in the 60s and low 70s. For the record, the month is seeing an average daily, 24-hour temperature reading of 62.9 degrees, making it the warmest September…