Firefighters Predict Containment Of Shoshone Fire In Two Weeks
Firefighters in the Shoshone National Forest are now predicting containment of a wildfire burning west of Cody within two weeks. Keep Reading | 730 words
Wyoming Baking Disasters (Or Learning a New Skill While Self-Isolating)
Cheyenne's Wendy Madsen had some time on her hands with all this social distancing going on so she decided to make a Rainbow Candy Surprise Cake for her niece.... Keep Reading | 2180 words
Wyoming Unemployment Remains Steady At 3.7 Percent
Wyoming’s unemployment rate remained steady in January at 3.7 percent, the same rate seen in December, according to the state Department of Workforce Services. Keep Reading | 286 words
Jim Hicks: Explaining Bicycle Tracks In The Snow . . .
A few weeks ago, you will recall, we woke up one morning to more than six inches of fresh snow and knew winter had really arrived. Keep Reading | 903 words
Million Acre Land Deal: Randall Luthi vs Rod Miller
Cowboy State Daily anchor Bob Geha sat down with Randall Luthi, Gov. Gordon's chief energy advisor, and longtime political operative Rod Miller to discuss the state's million acre land deal. Keep Reading | 835 words
Wyo Moose Population Drops Amid ‘Perfect Storm’ Of Issues
Wyoming's moose population has declined significantly in recent years because of a mix of factors Keep Reading | 1162 words
Natural Gas Faces Difficulties as Market is Flooded with Cheap Product
A victim of its own success, Wyoming’s natural gas industry has faced plummeting prices in recent years, leaving only one operator with active rigs in the state. Keep Reading | 1064 words
Bill Sniffin: Wyoming Senate Race: Lummis, Friess in the News
Former Wyoming U. S. Rep. Cynthia Lummis got some big endorsements this week and Jackson GOP Megadonor Foster Friess launched his statewide listening tour Thursday morning. Keep Reading | 611 words
Cat Urbigkit: Quickly and in Darkness, Wyo Gov’t Works to Buy 1 Million Acres
For some, the thought of 1 million acres of private land being gobbled up by government – in a state that is already majority-owned by government – is a hard pill to swallow. Keep Reading | 1387 words
Sugar Beet Producers Feel Strain Of Bad Weather, Costs
Between a hard frost last fall that left sugar beets frozen in the ground and mounting costs for renovations in other factories in the Western Sugar cooperative, sugar beet growers in the Bighorn Basin are facing a grim financial future. Keep Reading | 684 words