CODY – A Crandall rancher had his more than $120,000 request in reimbursement for cattle losses caused by grizzly bears and wolves in 2020 mos…
LARAMIE – Producers across Wyoming and the University of Wyoming's College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (CANR) are stepping into block…
Wyoming Game and Fish commissioners backed agency staff last week and approved compensation for trophy game damage to stock that amounted to $…
CASPER — Wyoming’s dry spell is sticking around.
CHEYENNE – Gov. Mark Gordon is convening a Colorado River Working Group that will meet regularly to discuss important Colorado River matters a…
CODY (WNE) — With Idaho and Montana having among the most fires per state of any in the West and huge fires raging in Oregon and California, p…
CHEYENNE – As COVID-19 case numbers rise in Laramie County and across the state, bolstered by a variant that made up more than half of cases l…
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RAWLINS – Wyoming’s top five elected officials told the state land office to explore a 24,000-acre land exchange with the Medicine Bow Nationa…
CHEYENNE - Due to high temperatures and drought conditions across Wyoming, the state’s streams and rivers are flowing with less water and at a…
DENVER – The widely anticipated summer economic boom is well under way, and U.S. consumers are spending on services again. Jobs are abundantly…
BUFFALO – Consistently worsening drought and skyrocketing hay prices in Wyoming are causing issues for livestock owners’ pocketbooks and their…
DENVER – The widely anticipated summer economic boom is well under way and U.S. consumers are spending on services again. Jobs are abundantly …
GILLETTE — A cloud of dust kicked up as Cass Hurley shuffled down a small hill in the middle of the 320-acre ranch she and her husband operate…
NEWCASTLE (WNE) — Life may be brought back to the old sawmill east of Newcastle after years in limbo if EchoTech Fuels, a California based com…
GILLETTE (WNE) –- Campbell County Weed and Pest will officially become its own service district July 1.
CHEYENNE – A Laramie County family said last week statutes and regulations obligate the state engineer to approve its plan to drill eight high…
CHEYENNE – It wouldn’t be a stretch to say that Rob Jennings is breaking down some technology barriers right now.
SUNDANCE (WNE) — Crook County has been designated a primary natural disaster area by the U.S. Department of Agriculture due to the ongoing dro…
HILLSDALE – Tim Rutledge says he’s already seen the damage large water wells can do to the Donahue Spring, a sweetwater fount that bubbles to …
SHERIDAN (WNE) – Sheridan County School District 2 officials might have found the right receipt to help the school district’s lunch program pr…
CHEYENNE – The Wyoming Beef Council celebrated its 50th anniversary at the Wyoming Cattle Industry Convention and Trade Show, June 3, in Sheridan.
LARAMIE – The specific traits of a plant’s roots determine the climatic conditions under which a particular plant prevails. A new study led by…
LOVELL (WNE) — The chickens will not be coming to roost in Lovell any time soon with the defeat Tuesday night of the now famous ordinance that…
POWELL – Brazillian-owned JBS Foods was hit with a ransomware attack recently that shuttered a number of the international conglomerates’ proc…
LARAMIE – A new generation of young ranchers gathered to learn about ranch management from University of Wyoming Extension educators at the Br…
LARAMIE — Leisl Carpenter, a sixth-generation rancher and owner of the Flying Heart Ranch in the Big Laramie Valley, has filed a lawsuit again…
POWELL (WNE) — Queen Bee Gardens is buzzing Powell with a new location at 146 N. Bent St. The store officially opened on Saturday.
PINEDALE — Almost two years after being pulled over and cited by a deputy for not having proper brand inspections for four horses and a colt, …