GILLETTE (WNE) — Less than two weeks removed from announcing the winners of the NRG COSIA Carbon XPrize, the Integrated Test Center is at the …
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CHEYENNE – Recent record levels of rain and snow in southeast Wyoming have been welcomed by local ranchers, although moving into the summer mo…
PINEDALE – The American Lung Association gave Sublette County an F for ozone pollution, underscoring a persistent health danger believed to be…
MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS – Average temperatures are rising in the Greater Yellowstone Area, resulting in less snow, earlier runoff and major econom…
POWELL — After years of diligently manning aquatic invasive species checkpoints with trained inspectors, testing water systems and preparing f…
CHEYENNE – Elk populations in Wyoming’s major herds are nearly 30% over objective Wyoming Game and Fish Department personnel revealed as their…
CASPER — Leave it to a former children’s TV producer, a rodeo clown and a former vice president of the Petroleum Association of Wyoming to com…
EVANSTON – Resting on the bottom of the Bear River in southwestern Wyoming is a palm-sized mussel pushing 100 years old.
NEWCASTLE — Weston County Commissioner Tony Barton expressed concerns on April 6 over the recently announced closure of the Hill City saw mill…
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is backing a plan to trap 16 sheep-hunting golden eagles and move them up to 400 miles away, including ou…
JACKSON — Federal and state agencies have sorted out discombobulation that led to an awfully confusing 2020 onset to the popular antler gather…
CASPER (WNE) — The historic March snowstorm that dropped two feet of snow on Casper cost the city more than half a million dollars — more than…
CHEYENNE – The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is proposing to reduce antelope license quotas for the 2021 hunting season. In many hunt areas…
GILLETTE — What may have seemed more like science fiction less than a decade ago could soon become science fact.
THERMOPOLIS – Conservation groups are challenging Wyoming’s approval of an energy company’s plan to inject oilfield waste into an underground …
CASPER – Close to a month after a record-breaking snowstorm pummeled Wyoming and dropped more than two feet of snow in several areas throughou…
CHEYENNE – When clouds roll in and weather forecasters start calling for rain, a sinking feeling of worry sets in for Rod and Joyce Stone.
LARAMIE (WNE) — The Albany County Board of Commissioners decided Tuesday morning that an application from ConnectGen for the Rail Tie Wind Pro…
CHEYENNE – Greenway and Parks Planner Jeanie Vetter and the Greenway Foundation hope to see a $6 million proposal on the next sixth-penny sale…
JACKSON – The cost of a day of fishing in Yellowstone National Park is more than doubling this year, partly to direct needed funds toward remo…
CHEYENNE – After a historic snowstorm dumped 30.8 inches on Laramie County the second weekend in March, city and county crews were left to dea…
CHEYENNE – Both Laramie County school districts had to adjust last week after a historic snowstorm covered the area in nearly 31 inches of sno…
KEMMERER (WNE) — More than 52 million years ago, the Green River formation took up what was is now the Fossil Basin.
CASPER — Wyoming’s governor urged members of Congress on Friday to back federal legislation that could help speed up carbon capture infrastruc…
CHEYENNE – During a monthly weather briefing earlier this week, Cheyenne National Weather Service Meteorologist Jared Allen talked about the “…
CHEYENNE – As firefighter Ryan Seaberg was getting off a 48-hour shift Tuesday morning, he saw his phone “blowing up” with calls.
A watchdog group challenged the proposed firing of a federal environmental analyst Tuesday after he criticized plans to allow the Converse Cou…
JACKSON (WNE) — A federal program intended to improve access to public lands has granted $300,000 to study transportation, access points and w…