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Visitors gather to watch the eruption of Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park five days after a Kansas woman was killed by a grizzly on a West Yellowstone hiking trail.

Are Yellowstone Visitors Worried Killer Grizzly Hasn't Been Caught? Most Say No

In the days after a Kansas woman was killed by a grizzly while hiking near West Yellowstone, Cowboy State Daily asked other park visitors if they're concerned there's a killer grizzly on the loose. Nearly all said no.

Andrew RossiJuly 26, 2023

Wyoming elk

Game & Fish Says Ending Elk Feeding In Wyoming Would Be Bad Idea

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department’s proposed revisions to its elk feeding program has drawn criticism from environmentalists and agricultural quarters. But the agency claims it’s taking a balanced approach.

Mark HeinzJuly 26, 2023

Schmidt and UW 7 26 23

Lawsuit: UW Officials Say Church Elder Harassed Transgender Student

University of Wyoming officials are denying they violated the free-speech rights of a Laramie church elder who displayed a sign in the school’s student Union breezeway calling a transgender sorority member a male.

Clair McFarlandJuly 26, 2023

Wyoming national guard building 7 25 23

Prosecutor Says More Child Porn Found On Wyo. National Guard Sergeant's Phone

A federal prosecutor says more child porn was found on the cellphone of Wyoming National Guard Sgt. First Class Daniel Gene Gumm, who already faces up to 40 years in prison on child-porn distribution and possession charges.

Clair McFarlandJuly 25, 2023

Solar panels 9 26 22 scaled

Research Shows Solar Panels Produce Far More Carbon Dioxide Than Claimed

An independent Italian researcher dug into the data on the carbon intensity of solar panels and found it’s all based on European manufacturing. The problem is that China is the world’s main producer, and China loves coal.

July 25, 2023

Rural rancher 7 25 23

Why Should Rural Wyoming Care About The Farm Bill?

While food and nutrition programs make up most of the $500 billion Farm Bill, there’s plenty in there vital to Wyoming’s small rural farmers.

July 25, 2023

U.S. Rep. Harriet Hageman, R-Wyoming, said Wednesday that the findings of the Durham investigation that say there was no collusion between former President Donald Trump and Russia during the 2016 campaign prove the federal government has been weaponized against Trump.

Rep. Harriet Hageman: The Biden Family Corruption and America’s Two-Tiered System of Justice

In a guest column, Rep. Hageman writes, "One of the most obvious examples of disparate treatment involves the Hunter Biden investigations, and the government-wide effort to protect him and his father to cover up what is shaping up to be one of the most significant scandals in our country’s history."

July 25, 2023

Wyoming Game and Fish agents had to kill this young grizzly bear after it repeatedly showed bold and aggressive behavior toward people along roads and in campgrounds in northwest Wyoming.

Wyoming Game And Fish Kills Young Grizzly That Raided Campgrounds, Pushed Tent

Wyoming Game and Fish had to kill a young grizzly after the bear kept hanging around campgrounds, displaying increasingly bold and aggressive behavior.

Mark HeinzJuly 25, 2023

More than 20 rail cars carrying Wyoming coal derailed Monday morning near Lusk.

Still No Word On What Caused 21-Car Train Derailment

Union Pacific is tight-lipped this week about what caused a 21-car train derailment that happened near Lusk earlier this month, saying it’s still under investigation.  

Clair McFarlandJuly 25, 2023

President Joe Biden speaks about his economic plan at the Flex LTD manufacturing plant on July 6, 2023 in West Columbia, South Carolina.

Biden Administration Now Wants To Increase Oil And Gas After Trying To Decrease Oil And Gas

It would seem the Biden administration can’t decide if America needs oil or not. Just a week after the BLM released new rules that will decrease the supply of oil, the Energy Secretary is now saying “we want to see more supply" of oil.

July 25, 2023

Bear looking out of trap.

Search Suspended For Grizzly That Killed Woman Near Yellowstone; Bear Probably Left

Wildlife agents have suspended the search for a grizzly bear, thought to be a female with a cub, that is believed to have killed a woman early Saturday near West Yellowstone.

Mark HeinzJuly 25, 2023

Tremendous display of fireworks as it moved in and over Pinedale. July 24, 2023

Ka-Boom! 600 Lightning Strikes Over Western Wyoming Monday Night

After hundreds of cloud-to-ground lightning strikes were recorded in western Wyoming on Monday night, fire experts say Wyoming is fortunate to have had so much wet weather this spring and summer.

July 25, 2023

Casper Star Tribune building 2 7 25 23

Newspaper Fight With 2 Wyoming Towns Over Public Notices Could Change Industry

The Casper Star-Tribune is going to court to force the small towns of Mills and Bar Nunn to continue publishing their public notices in the newspaper. The towns argue print is obsolete and they should be allowed to post online.

Leo WolfsonJuly 25, 2023

Road Sign on Highway 24 in Crook County

Oooops, Part Two. Wyoming Road Sign Error Has Been Up For Three Years

One Cowboy State Daily reader on Tuesday said a sign on State Highway 24 near Devils Tower that says "Picture Turonout" has been up for more than three years.

Jimmy OrrJuly 25, 2023

The Lincoln Count Courthouse in Kemmerer, Wyoming.

Judge Won’t Dismiss Wyoming Sheep Shearer’s Murder Case As Self Defense

A Lincoln County District Court Judge declined to dismiss the second-degree murder charge as self-defense for a Wyoming sheep shearer who stabbed her boyfriend to death.

Clair McFarlandJuly 25, 2023

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