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CHEYENNE – Wyoming’s two U.S. senators have been asked by well over a dozen Republican state legislators to not back changes to gun laws being…
SWEETWATER COUNTY – Millions of people have forgotten how to take a “time out” in a busy, fast-paced world nowadays.
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK – The nation's oldest national park, hit hard by flooding several days ago, has accelerated its reopening plans.
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CHEYENNE – The state of Wyoming is asking a federal panel to block a Bureau of Land Management purchase of Marton Ranch land in Natrona and Ca…
CHEYENNE – Wyomingites in the southeast area of the state can support communities near Yellowstone National Park, even if they’re not close by.
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YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK – All entrances to Yellowstone are closed due to record levels of flooding, the park announced late Monday morning.
With more than $14 million in federal stimulus and other monies earmarked for outdoor recreation, Wyoming is preparing to accept grant proposa…
CHEYENNE – U.S. Sen. Cynthia Lummis, R-Wyo., may be more open than she has appeared to be in the recent past to the idea of addressing gun vio…
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CHEYENNE – The Bureau of Land Management has acquired 35,670 acres of private land southwest of Casper that will expand access to public lands…
CHEYENNE – Wyoming candidates for state superintendent of public instruction said school safety is among their top priorities following the de…
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CHEYENNE – The state government is further increasing efforts to try to get mental health help to those who need it, via a campaign to let peo…
CODY— Protecting paths used by big game across private lands is the focus of a federal pilot project announced Friday in Cody.
SHERIDAN — The Wyoming Legislature’s Joint Travel, Recreation, Wildlife and Cultural Resources committee is considering a controversial bill d…
Beetle-killed timber removal on the Medicine Bow National Forest is ongoing, and much of the material removed from the Sierra Madres under a 1…
CHEYENNE – The lineup for Wyoming’s largest free outdoor music festival, Edge Fest 2022, has been revealed.
LARAMIE MOUNTAINS — Mark Grant recalls childhood days when seeing an elk pass through his family’s property was still rare enough that it was “neat.”
SWEETWATER COUNTY -- The Sweetwater County Sheriff's Office Marine Unit is pleased to announce its upcoming recreational boating safety traini…
SWEETWATER COUNTY – Sweetwater County Travel and Tourism (SWCTT) recently celebrated National Travel and Tourism Week May 1-7, 2022, by expres…
POWELL — Jenny Catone and her kids thought it would be fun to head to Yellowstone National Park’s East Entrance for the season opener. They we…
Carbon County Prosecutor Ashley Mayfield Davis has asked Carbon County Circuit Court Judge Susan Stipe to dismiss a second round of indictment…
BUFFALO — On Johnson County's most remote stretches of land, across the sagebrush sea, Greater Sage-Grouse finish the most consequential part …
As the weather begins to turn to spring, concern in Wyoming and much of the West shifts to mitigating an ongoing drought and potential for wildfires.
CODY – For two decades, Wyoming’s wolf population has been above the minimum population number to be considered a recovered species.
After less than two hours of deliberation Friday, a Carbon County jury found four Missouri hunters not guilty of trespassing for corner crossi…