The Greater Rocky Mountain Resource Advisory Committee (RAC) is now accepting applications for money to fund projects that will benefit nation…
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CHEYENNE – Attorney General Bridget Hill will not be subpoenaed to appear before lawmakers this month after a request from a legislative commi…
CHEYENNE – The Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation recently presented the “Friend of Farm Bureau” award to U.S. Sens. John Barrasso, R-Wyo., and Cy…
RAWLINS – Rawlins interim city manager Thomas Sarvey, city engineer Austin Gilber, public works director Cody Dill, DDA/Main Street executive …
SHERIDAN — A new study by University of Wyoming researchers has found that for every dollar lost in the ranching industry, there is a $1.55 lo…
When Cheyenne’s municipal water board approved a deal in October to supply up to 14,500 acre-feet of water over 15 years for a proposed gold m…
After incorporating public comments and perspectives from the community, the city of Laramie and Albany County have released an updated draft …
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The Legislature’s Joint Agriculture Committee voted Monday to subpoena Attorney General Bridget Hill to testify on her role in a dispute over …
CASPER — Coal plant retirements in Wyoming and other Colorado River Basin states offer communities in the parched West a rare opportunity to r…
CHEYENNE – A water fight is brewing, and Wyoming water officials want to prepare with a study on the state’s consumption from its Colorado Riv…
SHERIDAN (WNE) – For more than a century, cheatgrass has plagued native wildlife across the western U.S. The invasive weed poses many threats,…
CASPER — In an effort to support farmers and ranchers — and the grasslands where they work — the United States Department of Agriculture will …
JACKSON – Invasive mussels float down rivers as plumes of tiny larvae, latch onto boats to cross state lines, and find new waters to infest. T…
POWELL — As a bevy of farmers and others in ag stood up one by one to talk, one theme was driven home above all others: The vast majority of P…
ROCK SPRINGS — A conversation group conducted a town hall meeting at Western Wyoming Community College on Wednesday, Oct. 5, to discuss Projec…
LOVELL (WNE) — The late harvest this year shouldn’t impact the quality of the local beet crop, according to Western Sugar agriculturalists.
CHEYENNE – The state has recognized an additional 15 Wyoming families who have owned and operated the same farm or ranch for 100-plus years, i…
CHEYENNE – The state has recognized an additional 15 Wyoming families who have owned and operated the same farm or ranch for 100-plus years, i…
CHEYENNE – Almost 11,000 pounds of potatoes have been harvested and put into bags to be donated to people in Wyoming who do not have enough fo…
Five conservation groups contend U.S. District Court Judge Nancy Freudenthal erred in allowing a Forest Service grazing plan, which they say t…
AFTON – A couple of minutes into Michael Horn’s remarks last Tuesday night, he interrupted himself and apologized for shaking, both in voice a…
RAWLINS – The Rawlins City Council has approved a resolution to raise water rates.
CHEYENNE – A plan has been floated for a big meat packing plant to be located here.
FLAMING GORGE RESERVOIR, Wyo. – Tony Valdez wasn’t worried about being left high and dry when he bought Buckboard Marina three years ago. That…
SUNDANCE – The Bureau of Land Management has begun the long process of revising the document that defines how it approaches management of ever…
In the six months since a catastrophic failure of the city of Rawlins water system, area residents have endured a 5-day boil water order and a…
The city of Laramie and local business organizations are applying for a $20 million grant to build a new research building for Plenty Unlimited.
POWELL — At the start of the growing season, commodity prices suggested that farmers were going to be sitting pretty when the crops were harve…