42 New Wyoming Coronavirus Cases; 554 Active
The number of coronavirus cases seen in Wyoming since the first case was detected in March reached 3,000 Friday, but the number of active cases actually fell by 12. Keep Reading | 619 words
Wyoming Legislators Host Lunch For Disabled Vets at Devils Tower
Crook County legislators Ogden Driskill and Tyler Lindholm on Friday hosted lunch for a group of 20+ disabled veterans who were on their way to the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. Keep Reading | 499 words
Southeastern, Central Wyoming Under Red Flag Warning Until Late Friday
Much of southeastern Wyoming is under a red flag warning until late Friday, according to the National Weather Service in Cheyenne. Keep Reading | 598 words
Update: Video Footage From Casper Police Shootout Released
The Casper Police Department reported a deceased individual was discovered following an exchange of gunfire at a residence in Casper. Keep Reading | 525 words
Laramie County Sheriff’s Deputy Catches Escaped Emu Without Getting a Roundhouse Kick to the Head
A Laramie County Sheriff's Deputy successfully wrangled an escaped emu without getting a Chuck Norris-like roundhouse kick to the head. Keep Reading | 663 words
‘Squaw Teats’ Should Remain On The Map, Park County Commissioners Say
The Park County Commission voted to oppose a proposal that would rename a pair of summits known as 'Squaw Teats' to 'Crow Woman Buttes'. Keep Reading | 1561 words
35 New Coronavirus Cases in Wyoming; 566 Active
The new confirmed cases were reported in 10 counties: Fremont, Goshen, Laramie, Lincoln, Park, Sheridan, Sweetwater, Teton, Uinta and Washakie. Keep Reading | 637 words
State Rep. Andi Clifford: COVID-19 Has Infected Members Of My Family
My family has been infected with COVID-19, personally reminding us that our actions affect the well-being of others. Keep Reading | 1112 words
Northern Arapaho Tribe Reports Coronavirus Death
A Fremont County man has died as a result of the coronavirus, bringing to 28 the number of Wyoming residents whose deaths have been linked to the illness. Keep Reading | 374 words
Grand Teton Mountain Goat Hunts To Resume in September; Gordon Supports
Gov. Gordon expressed support for Grand Teton National Park’s plan to manage mountain goats using volunteers to kill a limited number of the animals. Keep Reading | 739 words