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With Antelope Numbers Still Down, This Year’s Tag Draw Dismal For Many Hunters
Wyoming hunters who didn’t draw antelope tags this year aren't alone. “I don’t know anybody who drew a good antelope tag,” said prominent outdoorsman Guy Eastman. They blame the winter of 2022-2023, which devastated antelope populations.
Mark HeinzJune 27, 2026
12-Year-Old Visitor Hurt By Yellowstone Bison, Sent To Hospital
A 12-year-old was taken to an area hospital Friday after being hurt by a bison just north of Fishing Bridge in Yellowstone National Park. This is the first recorded bison attack in Yellowstone of the year.
Mark HeinzJune 26, 2026
In Wyoming's 'Hail Alley,' Giant Ice Balls Falling From The Sky Are Normal
For much of the week, the southeast corner of Wyoming had a series of tornado watches and warnings. While tornadoes grab the headlines, residents know the real menace is monster hail. "We're where the storms like to start," said meteorologist Colby Goatley.
Kolby FedoreJune 26, 2026
Police Say Cody Woman In Four-Hour Standoff Was Taking Coins, Guns From Home
A Cody woman in a four-hour standoff Wednesday was allegedly taking collectible coins and firearms from the house of her late grandparents, police say. She “claimed that the guns, coins and other valuable pieces were stolen from her,” the CPD reports.
Greg JohnsonJune 26, 2026
Casper Woman Charged With Driving Getaway Car After Fatal Apartment Shooting
A Casper woman has been arrested and was in court Thursday, accused of driving the getaway car in an ambush-style apartment shooting more than a year ago that left one man dead. Police say she knew “something bad” was about to go down at the time.
Kolby FedoreJune 26, 2026
Miracle, Popular Grand Teton Grizzly, Relocated After Getting Too Close To People
After repeatedly getting too close to people and food sources, a popular young grizzly nicknamed Miracle was captured and relocated by wildlife agents in Grand Teton National Park on Thursday. "It was just a matter of time," said one wildlife photographer.
Mark HeinzJune 26, 2026
250th Great American State Fair In D.C.: Wyoming Showcases Cowboys, Scenery
Cowboys and scenic wonders were the primary Wyoming themes Thursday at the Great American State Fair in Washington, D.C., where all 50 states were showcased. Courtny Hinds and Kota Provence, both Douglas residents, were on hand to give roping lessons.
Sean BarryJune 26, 2026
Idaho's Reviving The Firing Squad. Wyoming Almost Did For Dale Wayne Eaton
Idaho is switching from lethal injections to firing squad executions on July 1. Wyoming almost added firing squad executions as an alternate method in 2014 because lethal injection drugs were scarce and 'Lil Miss' killer Dale Wayne Eaton was still on death row.
Clair McFarlandJune 25, 2026
Sheriff Says Laramie County Will Stop Being ‘Safe Haven’ For Human Trafficking
A sex solicitation sting in Cheyenne led to the arrest of two men last weekend. Laramie County Sheriff Brian Kozak says it’s the beginning of a new effort to stop human trafficking that has been ignored for too long by law enforcement.
Kerry DrakeJune 26, 2026
Wyoming Lawmakers Start Work To Fix $3.9 Million School Activities Shortage
Wyoming lawmakers meeting Thursday in Lander promised a crowded room repeatedly that they would fix a $3.9 million decrease in public school sports and activities funding that shocked parents and schools this spring.
Clair McFarlandJune 26, 2026
Texas Man Accused Of Flashing Penis Outside Busy Jackson Mexican Restaurant
A Texas man is accused of exposing his penis and "swinging it around" in the parking lot of a busy Mexican restaurant in Jackson on Tuesday evening before driving away intoxicated. If convicted on all four counts he could face up to 3½ years in jail.
Kolby FedoreJune 25, 2026
Colorado And Oregon Lift Fishing Restrictions, Drought Will Kill Fish Anyway
Facing extreme drought in the wake of an exceptionally mild winter, officials in Colorado and Oregon have told anglers at some reservoirs: Catch all the fish you want, because they’re going to die anyway. In Wyoming, emergency measures are on hold.
Mark HeinzJune 25, 2026
Mandatory Country-Of-Origin Labeling Facing Long Odds After Senate Omission
Rep. Harriet Hageman is vowing to continue the fight for her bill which mandates country-of-origin labeling for beef, despite the Senate Ag Committee's failure to include it in the Farm Bill. “Americans want to know where their meat comes," she said.
Kate MeadowsJune 25, 2026
It’s Official: Trump Will Attend July 3 Fireworks Celebration At Mount Rushmore
President Trump announced Thursday he will attend the July 3 fireworks celebration at Mount Rushmore, a centerpiece event commemorating America's 250th. The event also marks the return of fireworks over Mount Rushmore for the first time in six years.
Kate MeadowsJune 25, 2026
Two Arrested After Allegedly Kicking Down Door, Stuffing 3 Bottles Of Tequila In Pants
Police say two Cheyenne men looking for "more privacy" wound up in the Crown Bar's employee-only basement, where one "donkey kicked" a locked liquor room door and then stuffed three bottles of tequila in his pants before they were caught.
Kolby FedoreJune 25, 2026
Cody Author Paul Hutton Wins Lifetime Achievement Honor For Western Literature
Cody’s Paul Andrew Hutton has landed one of Western literature’s top honors, the coveted Owen Wister Award for lifetime achievement. That elevates the New York Times bestselling author of “The Undiscovered Country” into the ranks of top Western writers.
Renée JeanJune 25, 2026
Upper Sunshine Reservoir Near Meeteetse Drained, No More Fishing For Two years
Upper Sunshine Reservoir near Meeteetse is popular with local anglers, particularly for ice fishing, but the reservoir is being drained, so there won’t be any fishing there for two years. It’s expected to be completely drained by Sept. 1.
Mark HeinzJune 25, 2026
Cowboy State Daily Video Newscast: Thursday, June 25, 2026
Thursday's headlines include: * Armed Standoff In Cody * Reid Rasner Fired By Company * It’s Not A Good Idea To Jump In Outhouse
Mac WatsonJune 25, 2026
Wyoming Outhouse Expert Says Retrieving Sunglasses From Vault Toilets Is Bad Idea
The owner of a Wyoming sanitation company said it's not worth it to jump in a vault toilet to retrieve sunglasses like a man in California did last week. “It's anywhere from 3 to 10 feet deep,” he said. “If you jump in, you may not be touching bottom."
Andrew RossiJune 24, 2026
Judge Rules Rep. Allemand Wasn’t Read Miranda Rights When Stopped For DUI
A Johnson County judge ruled that anything Wyoming state Rep. Bill Allemand said while handcuffed for 12 minutes during a DUI traffic stop can’t be used as direct evidence against him, because his arresting deputy failed to give him his Miranda rights.
Clair McFarlandJune 24, 2026
Wyoming Congressional Candidate Reid Rasner Fired By Clearinghouse
Wyoming congressional candidate Reid Rasner, who works as a financial advisor, was “discharged” from his broker clearinghouse company in late April on allegations that he “engaged in unapproved outside business activity,” federal filings say.
Clair McFarlandJune 24, 2026
Yellowstone's Homeless Honeybees Could Make Native Bumblebees Sick, Scientist Says
There is concern that homeless honeybees that remain in Yellowstone after last week's semi crash could threaten the native bees. They are likely "carrying pathogens and parasites that Yellowstone’s bees haven’t been exposed to," one professor said.
Andrew RossiJune 24, 2026
Rancher Claims Outhouse Dispute The Reason Amish Community Leaving Hulett
A Sheridan rancher says an "asinine, stupid" outhouse crackdown is pushing Amish families out of the Hulett area. He said landowners were threatened with fines of up to $30,000 per day if they failed to comply with outhouse regulations.
Kate MeadowsJune 24, 2026
Not Fake News: Creator Of Satirical ‘Casper Planet’ Says It’s Time To Sell
Justin Hathaway is selling his satirical Planet Casper Facebook page. He wants someone in Wyoming who will build on a legacy that includes telling 106,000 followers about king cobras spilling onto I-25 and a Yellowstone tourist bus sinking in magma.
Kerry DrakeJune 24, 2026
The Arapaho Five: Unsuspecting Braves Who Fought Custer 150 Years Ago This Week
Five young Arapaho braves snuck off from Fort Robinson 150 years ago this week and fought the 7th Cavalry at Little Bighorn, where General Custer met his demise. They later told their story to actor and adopted member of the Arapaho tribe, Tim McCoy.
Jackie DorothyJune 24, 2026
Armed Woman Arrested Near Cody Golf Course After Multi-Hour Standoff
An armed female suspect surrendered to law enforcement after a multi-hour standoff on Cody's south side Wednesday afternoon. Dawn Blaylock, 41, was arrested and charged with criminal trespass, property destruction, and interference with a police officer.
Andrew RossiJune 24, 2026
Colorado Wildlife Officials Uncertain Why Black Bear Attacked, Followed Woman
Colorado wildlife agents are trying to determine why a black bear attacked a woman on a hiking trail in Denver and then followed her for 30 minutes despite her shouting and throwing rocks at it. The woman who took video of the encounter said it was "circling her."
Mark HeinzJune 24, 2026
Casper Teen Charged As Adult After Fight With Mom Leads To Cache Of Stolen Guns
A Casper teen accused of attacking his mother led police to a hidden cache of stolen firearms and credit cards tucked behind a secret wall in his bedroom. Honor Jason Wickert is being charged as an adult with four felonies and several misdemeanors.
Kolby FedoreJune 24, 2026
Kemmerer Lays Groundwork For Possible Man Camp As Residents Object
During a lengthy meeting that grew contentious, the Kemmerer City Council on Monday approved an ordinance establishing regulations for a possible man camp inside city limits. "The groundwork’s been laid,” Kemmerer Mayor Robert Bowen said after the vote.
Kate MeadowsJune 23, 2026
35 Candidates, Including Two Wyo Gov Hopefuls, Sign Love Your Enemies Pledge
The Wyoming group that launched a civility movement after the killing of Charlie Kirk has gotten 35 candidates to sign a peacemaker pledge to love their enemies. That includes gubernatorial candidates Eric Barlow and Megan Degenfelder.
Clair McFarlandJune 24, 2026
Colorado River's Dire Water Picture Expected To Hit Green River Ranchers Hard
At a meeting in Denver on Tuesday, Wyoming's state engineer said 2026 is "one of the worst, if not the worst, hydrologic years on record" due to the dire water situation in the Colorado River's Upper Basin states. He said Green River Basin ranchers will be hit especially hard.
Mark HeinzJune 23, 2026
Cowboy State Daily Video Newscast: Wednesday, June 24, 2026
Wednesday's headlines include: * Cheyenne OKs Microsoft Annexation * Kemmerer Lays Groundwork For Man Camp * Explosion Creates Boiling Crater In Yellowstone
Mac WatsonJune 24, 2026
Explosion Creates 20-Foot Crater of Boiling Water in Yellowstone National Park
The Yellowstone Volcano Observatory confirmed Tuesday that a hydrothermal explosion occurred in Yellowstone's Biscuit Basin that created a 21-foot-wide pool filled with boiling, silty water, a 60-foot fissure, and water spouting 30 feet into the air.
Andrew RossiJune 23, 2026
Cheyenne OK’s Huge Microsoft Annexation, Rejects $50M Community Benefits Deal
Cheyenne’s City Council moved a massive 3,500-acre data center annexation closer to approval Monday night, rejecting an effort to secure a $50 million community benefits agreement that Mayor Patrick Collins recently described as "extortion."
Renée JeanJune 23, 2026
Colorado Woman Accused of Stealing $2,000 in Fireworks, Nearly Running Over Employees
A Colorado woman, accused of stealing $2,000 worth of pyrotechnics at a fireworks dealer south of Cheyenne, is headed to district court. The 61-year-old woman allegedly drove toward store employees at a "high rate of speed" to avoid being detained.
Kolby FedoreJune 23, 2026
Boomers Rejoice: McDonald's Iconic Fried Apple Pie Returns To Wyoming For 250th
My assignment was to write a story about the reintroduction of McDonald’s iconic dessert, the fried apple pie, which hasn’t been available under the golden arches since 1992. The pie went on sale a week early in Wyoming, not Tuesday as was nationally advertised.
Kerry DrakeJune 24, 2026
Wyoming Supreme Court Declines To Appoint Prosecutor To Investigate Chuck Gray
The Wyoming Supreme Court on Tuesday denied a Cheyenne-based attorney’s request for an order appointing a special prosecutor to investigate Secretary of State Chuck Gray for handing sensitive voter data to the federal government.
Clair McFarlandJune 23, 2026
Kinnear Woman Pleads Not Guilty Again To Latest Citation Over Roving Guard Dogs
A Kinnear-area woman embroiled in a years-long feud over roaming livestock guardian dogs pleaded not guilty Tuesday to her latest animal-at-large charge. Several ranchers have alleged her dogs have harassed livestock and contributed to calf deaths.
Kolby FedoreJune 23, 2026
Wyoming Lawmakers Call For Raises For Prosecutors And Judges
Wyoming lawmakers started work Tuesday to lift the upper limit on county prosecutors' salaries from $153,700 to $180,000. The bill would raise Wyoming Supreme Court Justices’ salaries to nearly $225,000 and district court judge salaries to almost $202,000.
Clair McFarlandJune 23, 2026
Now That It's Summer, Wyoming Is Losing Daylight Every Day
Parts of Wyoming saw more than 15 hours of daylight on June 21, the summer solstice. Now the days are getting shorter. “It’s not that noticeable now, but we’ll be losing two minutes per day by the end of July," said UW planetarium's Max Gilbraith.
Andrew RossiJune 23, 2026
Millions Of Bees Swarm On Trees In Yellowstone After Hives Smashed In Semi Crash
Almost a week after a semitruck carrying millions of bees flipped over in Yellowstone National Park and destroyed hundreds of hives, bees are still swarming on trees in the area. “It’s what's called a swarming mechanism,” said a Wyoming beekeeper.
Andrew RossiJune 22, 2026
How Black Hills Energy Is Preparing For Surge Of Power-Hungry Wyoming Data Centers
Black Hills Energy says it’s ready for a surge of power-hungry Wyoming data centers that can each use as much electricity as a small state. The bottom line is making those projects pay their own way, said a company official.
Renée JeanJune 23, 2026
Wyoming Uranium Surges As Nuclear Demand, National Security Concerns Align
Demand for nuclear fuel, a ban on imports from Russia and booming data center-driven electricity needs are sending uranium producers back into Wyoming. "We need the fuel, and the fuel starts with Wyoming uranium," said mining association chief Travis Deti
Kate MeadowsJune 22, 2026
Wyoming Business Council Chief Spars With Committee That Tried To Kill Agency
The head of the Wyoming Business Council sparred Monday with the Joint Appropriations Committee, which has tried to kill it. "No answer, no money," was the reply CEO Josh Dorrell got when he said he won't know the WBC's budget ask until August.
Clair McFarlandJune 23, 2026
Wyoming Records Driest Spring In Decades, Forecasters Expect Exceptionally Dry Summer
Data from the National Weather Service reveals the last three months have been the driest spring on record for most of Wyoming. That's following one of the driest winters on record. And now meteorologists say they are expecting an exceptionally dry summer.
Andrew RossiJune 23, 2026
Why World Chili Champions Come To Tiny Chugwater For Its Annual Chili Fest
Terlingua, Texas, crowns the world’s chili champions, but many say their favorite contest is in Chugwater, Wyoming. For 40 years, the Chugwater Chili Cook-off has been a Father's Day bucket-list contest for the best chili cooks on the planet.
Renée JeanJune 22, 2026
Just Like In Wyoming, There's A Big Argument In Alberta Over Hunting Grizzlies
As in Wyoming, grizzlies are showing up in Alberta, Canada, in places they haven't been seen in 50 to 100 years. And just like Wyoming, their arrival has sparked emotional debate over whether to hunt the endangered species again.
Mark HeinzJune 22, 2026
Casper Keeps College National Finals Rodeo For Next 10 Years
The Natrona County Commissioners approved an agreement to keep the College National Finals Rodeo in Casper for the next 10 years. The CEO of Visit Casper said the economic boost is a big one as last year's event generated $3 million in economic impact.
Kolby FedoreJune 22, 2026
Mount Rushmore Expects Huge Turnout For 250th With Return Of Fireworks, Maybe Trump
Mount Rushmore expects a huge turnout for the nation's 250th Independence Day celebration that will feature fireworks return for the first time in six years. There's also speculation that Trump might attend, but the White House hasn't confirmed.
Kate MeadowsJune 22, 2026
How First Responders Relocated A Moose That Wandered Into Wheatland
When a bull moose wandered too close to Interstate 25 near Wheatland early Sunday, wildlife agents tranquilized it and then had to get the massive, comatose animal into a waiting horse trailer. “Once he woke back up, he was not too pleased,” said a fire-rescue responder.
Mark HeinzJune 22, 2026
Why A Shortfall Of More Than 20,000 Homes Isn’t Enough To Get Wyoming Building
Wyoming needs tens of thousands of new homes, but only a fraction of the need is under construction because builders say the math doesn’t work. Middle-class wages aren’t high enough to afford to buy houses while home-building costs just continue to rise.
Renée JeanJune 21, 2026
Facing Huge Staffing Shortfalls, Wyoming Prisons Recruiting Military Veterans
Wyoming’s prisons have 109 vacant positions, despite years of recruiting. Now they're turning to military veterans because of their training. "The veterans we recruited were excellent correctional officers," said former corrections chief Bob Lampert.
Kolby FedoreJune 21, 2026
The Yellowstone You’ll Never See: Filmmaker Spends 50 Years Capturing Its Secrets
Most tourists see just 5% of Yellowstone from roads and boardwalks. Bozeman filmmaker Stephen Quayle has spent 50 years filming the places most never reach. “It’s like a whole different world,” he said. “You literally wouldn’t know you’re on planet Earth.”
Renée JeanJune 21, 2026
Wyoming ‘Worm Wrangler’ Says Nightcrawlers Are Popular But Worm Poop Is Bestseller
Laramie's Erika Babbitt-Rogers considers herself to be a professional “worm wrangler." She says anglers and pet owners are regular customers, but the real demand is for worm poop. “Everybody’s wanting that worm poop on their gardens,” she said.
Mark HeinzJune 21, 2026
When Trees Become People: The Strange Reality Of Running 100 Miles In Wyoming
This weekend, runners descended on Sheridan for one of the West's most respected ultramarathons. They'll tell you the 100-mile race is a test of what a person can endure: aching muscles, phantom voices and trees that suddenly look like people.
Kolby FedoreJune 21, 2026
Wyoming’s Last Drive-In Theater, Powell’s American Dream, Open For 78th Season
The American Dream in Powell, Wyoming’s last operating drive-in theater, has survived since 1949 as a retro experience for movie-goers. The current owner bought it in 2004 just to save it. “I didn't want it to get knocked down," Kathleen Heny said.
Renée JeanJune 20, 2026
Wyoming Communities: How Dubois, Wyoming, Got Its Name And Its Pronunciation
Dubois is a name that, to this day, is spoken out of spite. It's pronounced “dew-boys” instead of the French “deh-bwah" as a slight to U.S. senator Fred Dubois — who named the town after himself — and hated it when people mispronounced his French surname.
Andrew RossiJune 21, 2026
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Today's Wyoming sunrise was captured northwest of Buffalo by Debbie Chase. Debbie writes, "I like how the rising sun captures the shape and colors of heavy clouds while showing an intense orange on the horizon through the tree branches."
Don Day's Wyoming Weather Forecast: Saturday, June 27, 2026
Chance of rain in Wyoming on Saturday mainly in the west, otherwise mostly sunny. Breezy. Clouds, chance of rain in the west overnight. Highs from the low 60s to low 90s. Lows from the low 30s to mid 50s.
Daily Cartoon 2: Saturday, June 27, 2026
Today's question to Don Day
In regard to your thunderstorm season article, can you reassess the data on a per-capita basis, especially when considering population of the states? It could affect me as I own a hill on my property which I plan a communications tower and likely will have a lightning rod installed when it goes in.
FEMA has a good lightning database that takes into account lightning risk, potential property loss, etc. based on population and lightning frequency. Data is available on a county by county basis. Lots and lots of lightning data available here which may help in quest for more lightning information. https://hazards.fema.gov/nri/lightning
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Rod Miller: Make The Whole State Of Wyoming Our Capitol
Columnist Rod Miller writes, "Wyoming gubernatorial candidate Eric Barlow proposed an idea the other day that resonated with me, and it’s worthy of your consideration. It's cowboy as hell."
Rod MillerJune 19, 2026
Tom Lubnau: Sure, Pass Unconstitutional Bills And Blame 'Activist Judges'
Columnist Tom Lubnau writes, "Stupidity is a defense, but it has its limits. Four years of passing the same unconstitutional abortion bills stretches that defense past the breaking point."
Tom LubnauJune 17, 2026
Ray Hunkins: UW Athletics At A Crossroads With Pending Bill In Congress
Columnist Ray Hunkins writes, "Gone from college athletics is the amateur model, developed and refined over 174 years. In its place is the Wild West model and what I call the helter-skelter model, a chaotic, no-holds-barred free-for-all, without adult supervision."
Ray HunkinsJune 17, 2026
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500 American Flags Line Three City Blocks As Cody’s Patriotic 'Field Of Honor'
Amber SteinmetzJune 22, 2026
50 Years Of Controversy Over Yellowstone's Only Known 'Petroglyph'
Andrew RossiJune 21, 2026
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Jackie DorothyJune 21, 2026
Wyoming Woodcarvers Say Their Work Is A Hobby, Others Call It Art
Jackie DorothyJune 21, 2026
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Dale KillingbeckJune 21, 2026
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Yellowstone Tourists Learn That Nature Can Be Brutal When Grizzly Attacks Elk Calf
Mark HeinzJune 20, 2026
It’s Been 55 Years Since Bill Briggs Became The First To Ski Down Grand Teton
Kerry DrakeJune 20, 2026
Utah Hunting Guide Accused Of Poaching Also Caught Shooting At Cows With Bow
Mark HeinzJune 19, 2026
Yellowstone Rangers Bulldoze 2,000-Pound Bison Roadkill While Grizzly Circles
Andrew RossiJune 19, 2026
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Andrew RossiJune 18, 2026
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Clair McFarlandJune 20, 2026
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Clair McFarlandJune 19, 2026
Rock Springs Man Accused Of Torturing Woman For Days With Razor Blade And Fork
Kolby FedoreJune 19, 2026
More Charges For Former Newcastle Cop Accused Of Assaulting And Terrorizing Woman
Kolby FedoreJune 19, 2026
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Greg JohnsonJune 19, 2026
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