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120 New Coronavirus Cases In Wyoming Monday; 169 Recoveries, 405 Active
The state reported 120 new laboratory-confirmed and 20 new probable cases, leaving Wyoming with 405 active cases.
June 22, 2021
Colorado Parks Staff Catch Man Dumping Human Waste, Make Him Clean It Up
We shouldn't have to say this, but don't dump (pun intended) human or any other type of waste in streams, lakes or other public bodies of water. It's gross.
June 21, 2021
Nonprofit Makes First Grant for Climate Wellness Through Soil Health
Wyomings nonprofit Synergy for Ecological Solutions made their first grant to Carbon Asset Networks landowner member, Hellyer Ranch in Lander
June 21, 2021
CEO Biking Continental Divide through Wyoming to Raise Money For Exploited Children
A New York-based financial software company CEO is currently biking the Continental Divide through Wyoming to raise money for exploited children.
June 21, 2021
Grand Teton Search Efforts For Irish Man Scaled Back Almost Two Weeks After Disappearance
After being missing for almost two weeks, the Grand Teton National Park officials are scaling back the search efforts for 27-year-old Cian McLaughlin.
June 21, 2021
Seasonal Jobs Help Reduce Wyoming Unemployment
Crook County had the lowest unemployment rate for May at 3.9%, while Natrona County had the highest at 6.9%
June 21, 2021
Men Sentenced to Prison After Being Busted For Drug Trafficking In Sweetwater County
An Arizona man and Mexican man who is undocumented were convicted and sentenced to prison in U.S. District Court this week after they were caught last summer trafficking drugs through Sweetwater County.
June 21, 2021
Lovell Man Drowns In Bighorn Canyon Over the Weekend
A Lovell man drowned in Bighorn Canyon while swimming with friends over the weekend, according to National Park Service officials.
June 21, 2021
Dennis Sun: When Meatpackers Play Fair, Hell Will Have Frozen Over
Columnist Dennis Sun writes: "We will know hell has frozen over when we see the meatpackers accountable, but we have faith it will happen."
Dennis SunJune 20, 2021
New Cody Plaza Celebrating Buffalo Bill Cody & Frontier Journalism
A memorial plaza was dedicated on the spot where the first actual newspaper building stood -- established by Buffalo Bill Cody.
Wendy CorrJune 20, 2021
Sponsored Content: Wyoming Coffee Table Books: For Schools! As Gifts To Your Best Customers! Lots Of Opportunities!
SPONSORED CONTENT: Lately, Bill Sniffins coffee table books about Wyoming have been selling to unusual customers
June 20, 2021
50 New Coronavirus Cases In Wyoming Friday; 83 Recoveries 434 Active
The state reported 50 new laboratory-confirmed and 15 new probable cases, leaving Wyoming with 434 active cases
June 20, 2021
Federal Government Took ‘Insulting’ Stances In Oil, Gas Lawsuit, Says Former BLM Official
The federal government made some insulting arguments in its efforts to maintain a moratorium on oil and gas leases on federal land, according to a former U.S. Bureau of Land Management official.
June 18, 2021
Wyoming’s Chancey Williams Performed at Famed Nashville Venue
Wyoming's Chancey Williams performed at a sold out concert at Nashville's famed Ryman Auditorium, home of the Grand Ole Opry on Friday night.
June 18, 2021
UW Professor Researching Animals’ Adaptability to Climate Change
A University of Wyoming professor has joined a group of researchers to investigate the way animals adapt their habitats due to climate change.
June 18, 2021
Explainer: Who Else Has Gone Missing In National Parks In Wyoming?
The search continued on Friday for missing man Cian McLaughlin who hasn't been since June 8 when he went hiking in Grand Teton National Park.
June 18, 2021
UW All Aboard on Juneteenth; Hopes Wyoming Will Make It A State Holiday
Officials from the University of Wyoming joined Gov. Mark Gordon in celebrating President Joe Biden's recognition of Juneteenth as a federal holiday this week.
June 18, 2021
Gordon Applauds Judge’s Ruling Against Biden Oil And Gas Lease Moratorium
This preliminary injunction is outstanding news for Wyoming and our energy workers. It confirms the position we have maintained since this 'pause' was implemented, Gordon said.
June 18, 2021
44 New Coronavirus Cases In Wyoming Thursday; 95 Recoveries, 452 Active
The state reported 44 new laboratory-confirmed and 22 new probable cases, leaving Wyoming with 452 active cases.
June 18, 2021
Robertson Draw Fire Growth Slows; Milder Weather Helping Firefighters
Milder weather conditions slowed the growth of the Robertson Draw fire on Thursday to 3,000 acres allowing crews to work on the northeastern, eastern, and southeastern sides of the fire.
Wendy CorrJune 18, 2021
Gordon Will Work With Legislature To Consider Juneteenth As Formal State Holiday
Gov. Mark Gordon said he will work with the state legislature to consider the option of making Juneteenth a formal state holiday.
Jimmy OrrJune 18, 2021
Embattled Laramie County DA Leigh Anne Manlove Confident Of Exoneration In Bar Proceeding
Laramie County District Attorney Leigh Anne Manlove is confident she will be cleared of allegations of misconduct raised by a charge filed against her with the group that oversees the behavior of attorneys, she said.
June 17, 2021
Gordon Dedicating $6M For Wyoming Parks, Historic Sites
Gov. Mark Gordon announced this week that up to $6.5 million of Wyoming's remaining CARES Act funds would be used to fund expansions at Wyoming's state parks and historic sites.
June 17, 2021
Cheney: It’s Unfortunate Biden Chose to Meet With Putin
U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney was not supportive of President Joe Biden's meeting this week with Russian President Vladimir Putin during an international summit.
June 17, 2021