BONDURANT — A billionaire’s planned Upper Hoback Road luxury resort could take as long as six years to construct because Sublette County is not granting his request to eliminate seasonal …
JACKSON — Bob Hammond has heard the criticism: The Wyoming Department of Transportation is moving too fast as it rebuilds the part of Teton Pass that collapsed last week. But WYDOT’s …
JACKSON — Hiding in the shadow of a landslide that severed part of Teton Pass on Saturday is a mudslide that will cost $880,600 to address. The Wyoming Transportation Commission approved a …
KEMMERER — Monday, June 10, may have started like a normal day for Kemmerer, but as black vans rolled in single file to pickup more than 200 people to shuttle them to the official TerraPower …
KEMMERER — In a concerted effort to tackle pressing mental health challenges and bolster support for students, the Mental Health and Vulnerable Adult Task Force met at the South Lincoln …
BONDURANT — U.S. Forest Service crews completed more than 700 acres of treatment on the Monument Ridge Prescribed Fire this week, pausing ignitions briefly after the Monument Ridge Vegetation …
STATEWIDE — Simple personal actions can help residents escape some potentially serious insect-spread diseases linked with warmer weather and outdoor activities, according to the Wyoming …
CHEYENNE – Spring has officially arrived in the Cowboy State and with it, the return of many insects and pests carrying diseases that could impact the health of livestock and Wyomingites …
The most famous mule deer in Wyoming died April 11 on a brushy pocket in the middle of the Red Desert. A mountain lion likely killed the 10-year-old doe known for migrating more than 200 miles each …
JACKSON — To reopen Teton Pass in the next two weeks, the Wyoming Department of Transportation plans to build a temporary road on the inside of the curve that collapsed in the Big Fill Slide …
JACKSON — There ’ s no timeline yet for how long Teton Pass will remain closed after a weekend landslide left a gaping hole in the highway linking the communities and economies of Idaho …
DANIEL — Approximately 200 folks were on the ground in the unincorporated community of Daniel in Sublette County on Sunday, May 26 for the planned Hogs for Hope ceremonial check …
STATEWIDE — A group of state lawmakers, agency heads and industry and advocacy group lobbyists will meet in coming months to assess laws related to the now infamous capture of a wolf that was …
CASPER – An array of Sublette County ranchers are among the nearly two dozen inductees for the Wyoming Cowboy Hall of Fame’s (WCHF) Class of 2024. Representing Region 10 and three …
CHEYENNE — Casper resident Angie Dax sat on the edge of her bed with a bottle of pills in her hand. She resisted the urge to swallow the entire container. Her parents had just lost her …
STATEWIDE — More than 17,500 Wyoming enrollees lost Medicaid or Kids Care CHIP coverage over the previous 12 months ending March. That ’ s because the Wyoming Department of Health is …
AFTON – Medicaid expansion featured heavily in discussion at the interim ’ s first Joint Labor, Health and Social Services Committee on Monday, May 1. While discussing a proposal for a …
Between 2020 and 2024, Roberts’ trucking company worked for the Game and Fish Department at least 12 times, according to the state’s financial transparency platform, WyOpen.gov. In that time, Roberts also worked for the Wyoming Department of Transportation. But he was cited by Game and Fish wardens, not highway patrollers, which is why wildlife advocates are more heavily scrutinizing those contracts. In total, Roberts made $43,050 from the state agency. His work included remodeling, landscaping, habitat improvements, engineering, maintaining roads and sidewalks, and supplying rock, sand, gravel and wood.
Big Piney’s Cambry Jenks, a sophomore, earned bronze, silver and gold medals and Pinedale’s Seren Noble earned bronze and silver medals. Jenks and Noble were two of 34 Wyoming youths who were approved to receive their medals this year.
Pinedale Middle School student Delaney Edwards won first place in the 2024 Letters About Literature statewide contest hosted by the Wyoming Center for the Book and Wyoming Humanities.