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Jennifer Nancarrow

Reporter · US

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  1. Article · Aug 5, 2026 · Jennifer Nancarrow

    Colorado Parks and Wildlife lethally remove uncollared wolf in Grand County due to depredation (opens the original)

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    GRAND COUNTY, (Scripps News Group) — Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) announced members and agents had lethally removed an uncollared male yearling wolf in Grand County Tuesday. CPW officials said the wolf was a member of the One Ear Pack. The action was taken in response to four confirmed depredation events involving four calves in total, CPW said. The first depredation event was confirmed on June 29 in Jackson County, CPW said, and consecutive events were confirmed on July 26, July 31 and Aug

  2. Article · Aug 5, 2026 · Jennifer Nancarrow

    Monument calls on El Paso County to deny classifying Buc-ee’s as a convenience store (opens the original)

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    MONUMENT, (Scripps News Group) — The Town of Monument called on the Board of County Commissioners to deny classifying a proposed Buc-ee’s as a convenience store. As of Tuesday, a company tied to Buc-ee’s is trying to get approval to build a location near I-25 and County Line Road near Monument. Last month, the Planning and Community Development Director was unable to determine the appropriate classification for the proposed development. On Tuesday, the Monument Town Council is calling on the cou

  3. Article · Aug 5, 2026 · Jennifer Nancarrow

    Colorado Parks and Wildlife conducting bighorn sheep herd survey on Pikes Peak (opens the original)

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    COLORADO SPRINGS, (Scripps News Group) — Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) biologists, wildlife officers and trained volunteers and staff will spread across Pikes Peak Wednesday as they start their annual look at the population of bighorn sheep. CPW officials said the survey will document one of Colorado’s most recognizable bighorn sheep herds while helping biologists collect data used to track the herd’s long-term health and population trends. Before sunrise, observer teams dispersed across Pik

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