PINEDALE (WNE) – The six-person jury trial requested by veterinarian Dr. Rex Rammell, of Rock Springs, is set now for Wednesday, April 28, in …
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LARAMIE – Wyoming agricultural producers are wrestling events outside their control as La Nina off the west coast of the Americas pushes moist…
SHERIDAN — Empty grocery store shelves and sky-high beef prices at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic exposed weaknesses in the American food …
EVANSTON (WNE) — A 37-year-old Evanston man was arrested by the Uinta County Sheriff’s Office on Jan. 31 on felony charges of cruelty to animals.
LARAMIE – For four summers, University of Wyoming researcher Christy Bell scoured Wyoming for western bumble bees, furry black and yellow inse…
SHERIDAN (WNE) — Much of Wyoming is still classified as being in an “extreme drought,” according to the U.S. Drought Monitor, but it’s the lat…
Fearful that Chronic Wasting Disease will ravage some 20,000 elk on 23 winter feedgrounds, Wyoming Game and Fish Department launched a statewi…
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CODY (WNE) – The Beartooth Ranch, a 657-acre property sitting along the drainage of the Clarks Fork Canyon of the Yellowstone River, will cont…
POWELL (WNE) — Not even an obscure Zoom meeting of the Wyoming Animal Damage Management Board could escape 2020 unscathed.
On a mid-fall day in 2016, Brian Mealor opened an email with a picture attached asking for verification of a worst-case scenario.
PINEDALE — As promised, an environmental coalition against the nationwide wolf delisting process will be taking the federal agencies involved …
GILLETTE – All John McClelland wants to do is complete his daily ranching chores, but he recently had to deal with unexpected losses of livest…
CHEYENNE – Some Wyoming classrooms will now have access to a total of 200 tablets to help further the instruction of agriculture in the age of…
BUFFALO – For Jason Watts, the agriculture community in Johnson County embodies the phrase “neighbors helping neighbors.”
TORRINGTON — Yet again, dry conditions are affecting the upcoming winter harvest in the panhandle region.
CASPER — In a move decried by wildlife advocates but supported by many Wyoming lawmakers, the Trump administration Thursday lifted protections…
POWELL — The Powell area’s first hemp crop produced about 190 tons of hemp, averaging about 5 tons per acre.
SHERIDAN — It might be impossible to determine whether the products of Rooted in Wyoming are more literal or metaphorical. Literally, the orga…
POWELL — It’s a familiar refrain: Area sugar beet growers are primed to harvest an above average crop if the weather cooperates.
RIVERTON — After suffering for 10 weeks due to COVID-19, the state’s newly legalized gambling outlets are recovering – at a rate that pleases …
CHEYENNE – At first glance, the sprinklers shooting out water last week on Don Brown’s land near Pine Bluffs could have seemed fairly ordinary…
U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died Sept. 18, was renowned for her dissenting opinions, a lesser-known example …
CODY — A new bill would hinder Cody resident Jacklyn Bullock’s ability to treat her lifelong pain without painkiller medication.
SHERIDAN — There are more than 100 species of grasshoppers in the United States, but only about 12 play the role of pest that rangeland and cr…
TORRINGTON — Applications are now open for a program designed to address supply-chain concerns in Wyoming’s meat industry.
ORRINGTON — An early-season freeze last week had minimal effects on crops across the Wyo-Braska as producers gear up for harvest beginning soon.
Albany County commissioners and the Laramie City Council tentatively agreed to work toward updating the Casper Aquifer Protection Plan togethe…
TORRINGTON — “You’re looking at the first licensed industrial hemp field in the state of Wyoming,” said Kelly Sittner, president of Goshen Cou…