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That Time A Load Of 737 Fuselages Ended Up In A Montana River On The Fourth Of July
A train carrying six Boeing 737 fuselages derailed July 4, 2014, sending three of the huge passenger jet plane bodies into the Clark Fork River near Missoula, Montana. It wasn't the worst Western derailment, but it was one of the most unusual and costly.
Andrew RossiJune 08, 2025

Why So Many Brands Name Products For Montana, But Not So Much Wyoming Or Colorado
Branding experts say there’s a reason you’re more likely to see Montana-named products on store shelves than other Western states like Wyoming or Colorado.
Anna-Louise JacksonJune 08, 2025

Catering To Golfing Lifestyles A Growing Real Estate Niche In Wyoming
In the late 2010s, golf was on a downswing. But post-pandemic, golf has boomed into a $147 billion real estate bonanza that’s become a growing real estate niche in Wyoming.
Renée JeanJune 08, 2025

Brush Creek Ranch’s Glamping Tents Cost $4,500 A Night And Include A Private Chef
Brush Creek Ranch near Saratoga has an international reputation for high-end luxury and adventure. A new glamping experience there starts at a whopping $4,500 per night, complete with a private chef. They say it's marketed as a more affordable price point for the high-end resort.
Renée JeanJune 08, 2025

Drinking Wyoming: At The Desert Bar In Wamsutter, You’re On Your Own
If you're looking for a fun place to grab drinks and mingle on a Saturday night in Wamsutter, population 193, here are two words for you: Good luck. There’s one option, the Desert Bar.
Zakary SonntagJune 08, 2025

Cody Rallies To Rescue Bus Load Of French Tourists Stranded Near Meeteetse
Marquis de Lafayette and King Louis XVI of France sent soldiers and ships to help the American Colonies in their revolution. Nearly 250 years later, the generosity of the Cody businesses rallied to rescue 45 French tourists after their bus broke down.
Andrew RossiJune 07, 2025

Wyoming Filmmaker Building 47-Acre Studio In Montana, Will Produce First Film This Year
Sheridan resident Sean Patrick Higgins is building a 47-acre film studio in Missoula, Montana, with a schedule to produce its first film this year. Higgins said because there are no tax incentives in Wyoming, he moved his film production operations to Montana.
David MadisonJune 07, 2025

Will Anyone Buy This $72 Million Private Island In Montana?
If you want your own private island that’s accessible year-round on Montana’s Flathead Lake, you’ll need $72 million. It’s been more than three years since the 350-acre island with a huge unfinished, 45,000-square-foot French-style villa was first put on the market.
Anna-Louise JacksonJune 07, 2025

How A Huge Hail Mary Saved The Sheridan Inn From Caving In
Now a Wyoming showpiece, the historic Sheridan Inn was six months from caving in about 20 years ago. It took unusual resolve and a huge Hail Mary to save it — and some help from its ghosts.
Renée JeanJune 07, 2025

Historic Spear Ranch, Where Hemingway Finished ‘A Farewell To Arms,’ Lists For $29 Million
Wyoming’s historic Spear Ranch is where Ernest Hemingway found the solitude and seclusion he needed to finish “A Farewell to Arms.” The Big Horn property is also near Wyoming’s oldest polo field, and can be had for $29 million.
Renée JeanJune 07, 2025

Why Wyoming Isn’t Joining The Ban On Lab-Grown Meat
Despite widespread distaste in Wyoming for lab-grown meat, ranchers see problems with bans like the ones instituted in Montana and Nebraska. Rancher Tyler Lindholm said of the ban, "It’s authoritarian as hell.” What they want instead are clear labels.
Renée JeanJune 06, 2025

Wyoming Entrepreneur In Final Push Of $47.45B Bid To Buy TikTok Before Deadline
Wyoming entrepreneur Reid Rasner says he’s optimistic his $47.45 billion bid to buy TikTok will be successful. The countdown is on, with two weeks left before a deadline for the Chinese-owned platform sell to a U.S. buyer or go dark.
Greg JohnsonJune 05, 2025