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Petroleum Association of Wyoming Joins Lawsuit Against Biden’s Energy Lockdown
The Petroleum Association of Wyoming is joining a lawsuit challenging President Joe Biden's energy moratorium on new oil and natural gas leasing on federal lands.
March 17, 2021
William Perry Pendley: BLM Law Enforcement Officers Are Part of West’s ‘Thin Blue Line’
William Perry Pendley writes: "Given the attacks on law enforcement by the media, the Biden administration, and Democrat politicians, I ask that, next time you see a Ranger, say Howdy and thanks!
William Perry PendleyMarch 17, 2021
Death Row Exoneree Testifies In Support of Wyoming Repealing Death Penalty
A man who once sat on death row for a crime he did not commit recently testified in support of Wyoming repealing its death penalty.
March 17, 2021
Foster Friess: What Are God’s Dreams?
Columnist Foster Friess writes: "Fosters Outriders is enamored with Thomas Jeffersons view, 'Of all the systems of morality, ancient or modern which have come under my observation, none appears to me so pure as that of Jesus.'
Foster FriessMarch 17, 2021
Gordon Declares State of Emergency Due to Historic Blizzard
Three days after a major snowstorm hit southeast Wyoming, Gov. Mark Gordon has declared a state of emergency on Wednesday.
March 17, 2021
Jonathan Lange: Prepare to Stand With Andrew Brunson
Columnist Jonathan Lange writes: "'Be faithful unto death, and I will give you the crown of life' (Rev. 2:10). Generations of Christians have heard these words on the day of their confirmation. It is an experience shared by manyalthough that cultural heritage seems to be fading. But fewer still are aware of the context of these words.
Jonathan LangeMarch 17, 2021
Doug Camblin: Reagan’s Big Tent GOP Is The Best Future For Wyo
Guest columnist Doug Camblin writes: "I choose the Big Tent, where every Republicans' voice is welcome, where issues can be debated in a civil and respectful manner, where you have to check your bully weapons at the door and debate every issue on its merits."
March 17, 2021
Wyoming Second Highest In Nation For DUI Arrests
A recent report listed Wyoming as #2 in the nation when it comes to drivers being caught intoxicated behind the wheel.
Wendy CorrMarch 17, 2021
Dave Simpson: Miss Frances Didn’t Mince Words
Columnist Dave Simpson writes: "My mother-in-law, Frances Elvira Wood, came to live with us 10 years ago. She was 86 at the time, and didn't mince words. That's where her salty Franisms came from."
Dave SimpsonMarch 17, 2021
15 New Coronavirus Cases In Wyoming Tuesday; 428 Active
Wyoming Department of Health figures showed that the department received reports of 64 new recoveries among those with confirmed or probable cases.
March 16, 2021
UW Police Mourn Loss of K9 Colleague Mulder
The University of Wyoming Police Department is mourning the unexpected death of its K9 colleague, Mulder.
March 16, 2021
Cheyenne Mayor Patrick Collins: “It’s Like the Zombie Apocalypse Out There”
Cheyenne Mayor Patrick Collins said although the community looks like a "zombie apocalypse" now, workers are doing their best to clear the streets.
March 16, 2021
UW Classes Resume In Wake Of Storm That Leaves Highways Closed
Classes at the University of Wyoming resumed Tuesday as southeastern Wyoming continued to dig out from a winter storm that left record-breaking snow depths in its wake.
Wendy CorrMarch 16, 2021
Wyoming Sees Two More COVID Deaths, Bringing Total to 693
Two more coronavirus-related deaths among Wyoming residents who tested positive for COVID-19 have been confirmed, according to the Wyoming Department of Health.
March 16, 2021
Cheyenne Gym’s Roof Collapses After Major Snowstorm
A Cheyenne gym's roof collapsed due to the nearly 3 feet of snowfall that blanketed the city over the weekend.
March 16, 2021
Southeast Wyoming Shuts Down For Another Day, Warmer Temps Predicted
Wyomings southeastern corner remained cut off from the rest of the world Tuesday as the state continued its efforts to dig out from Sundays record-breaking snowstorm.
March 16, 2021
Bill Proposed to Allow Sale Of State Land In Grand Teton
A bill that would allow the state of Wyoming to sell certain state lands within Grand Teton National Park will be heard for the first time this week in the House of Representatives.
March 16, 2021
Couple & Dogs Left Dangling Over 100-Ft. Gorge When Pickup Truck Loses Control On Bridge
An Idaho couple was left dangling over a 100-ft gorge after their vehicle broke through a guardrail on a bridge.
Jimmy OrrMarch 16, 2021
Legislator Says Wyoming Could Save Millions With Weed Legalization
A state representative from Laramie said Wyoming would save millions with a recently introduced marijuana legalization bill.
March 16, 2021
First Grizzly Bear Of 2021 Spotted In Yellowstone
On Saturday, a pilot supporting park wildlife studies saw a grizzly from the air. The pilot saw the bear interact with wolves at a carcass in the northern part of the park.
March 16, 2021
Organization Working to Create Yellowstone Bison Refuge to Increase Herds
The nonprofit arm of Yellowstone National Park is working to create a refuge and transfer area for bison to avoid potential slaughter or hazing operations.
March 15, 2021
132 New Coronavirus Cases In Wyoming Monday; 469 Active
Growth of more than 180 in reported recoveries from confirmed and probable coronavirus pushed the number of active cases in the state down by 18 over the weekend.
March 15, 2021
Californian Driving Mini Cooper Causes Four-Hour Delay & Numerous Wrecks On I-80
A Californian driving a Mini Cooper caused four hour delays and numerous wrecks because the driver wanted to see if Interstate 80 was passable.
Jimmy OrrMarch 15, 2021
Gordon Closes State Offices Again on Tuesday; City Continues To Dig-Out From Blizzard
Gordon said state offices in Cheyenne would again be closed on Tuesday due to record-breaking snowfall in Cheyenne, nearly 31 inches.
March 15, 2021