Wendy Corr
Wendy Corr is a Broadcast Media Director for Cowboy State Daily, and is based in Cody. She covers unique people, places and events in Wyoming, highlighting the best of the Cowboy State and occasionally reaching beyond our borders to highlight happenings in nearby states as well.
Previously, Wendy was the news director at the Bighorn Radio Network in Cody, earning six "News Reporter of the Year" awards from the Wyoming Association of Broadcasters. She also contributes television news stories to stations in Billings, Montana, as well as in Casper and Cheyenne.
Additionally, Wendy is a professional singer and instrumentalist with the "Dan Miller Cowboy Music Revue" based in Cody, although the band often travels around the country, bringing "Wyoming to the world."
Latest from Wendy Corr
Powell Students Clear Wind River Canyon Rock Slide; WYDOT Not Thrilled
Although some parents were proud of the Powell students who helped clear boulders from a rock slide in the Wind River Canyon on Saturday, the Wyoming Dept of Transportation said it was a "volatile situation" and they could have gotten hurt.
Wendy CorrApril 25, 2022
Is the Farmer’s Almanac Still Relevant? Yes, Say Wyoming Farmers And Ranchers
Even in 2022, Wyoming farmers and ranchers say they still read the Old Farmer's Almanac. Not only is it good for weather but also for planting seasons and castration advice.
Wendy CorrApril 22, 2022
Author Craig Johnson Says No Immediate Plans to Bring Back ‘Longmire’ Series
Longmire author Craig Johnson said there are continuing conversations about the return of the show in some form, but nothing has been solidified yet.
Wendy CorrApril 21, 2022
Lovell Officers Praised For Rescuing Boy From House Fire
Lovell police officer Dusty Schultz received the "Lifesaver Award" for saving the life of an 8-year-old boy who was trapped in a house fire in Lovell.
Wendy CorrApril 20, 2022
Yellowstone Actor Cole Hauser To Lead Cody’s Stampede Parade
Cody Stampede officials announced that Yellowstone actor Cole Hauser will serve as grand marshall for the Cody Stampede parade on July 4.
Wendy CorrApril 19, 2022
Once Largest Outdoor Pool In The World, Buffalo’s 1 Million Gallon Pool Charged Fees For First Time
At one time, Buffalo's outdoor pool, which holds 1 million gallons of water, was the largest outdoor pool in the world. Upkeep is expensive and, for the first time, entrance fees are being assessed.
Wendy CorrApril 17, 2022
Buffalo Detective Hits One In 16 Million Jackpot; Wins SuperTag Hunting Trifecta
By winning the SuperTag Trifecta (the odds were 1 in 16,000,000) Buffalo detective James Kozisek can hunt three big game animals. He can choose from: bighorn sheep, moose, mountain goat, elk, wild bison, deer, pronghorn, black bear, gray wolf, and mountain lion.
Wendy CorrApril 14, 2022
$1,500 Yellowstone Pass That You Can’t Use For 150 Years; Marketers Say Genius Promotion
Wyoming marketers say the $1,500 Yellowstone pass that patrons won't be able to use for 150 years is a "genius move" because of its creativity and the way to get fundraising dollars now for something that may never be used.
Wendy CorrApril 14, 2022
Snowplows Clear Way for 2022 Summer Season in Yellowstone
At precisely 8 a.m. Friday, attendants at the west gate at West Yellowstone, will allow visitors some of whom may have been waiting in line for hours to be the first official guests for the parks 2022 summer season.
Wendy CorrApril 13, 2022
Who Is Brent Bien And Why Is He Running For Governor In Wyoming?
The Laramie native retired to his home state of Wyoming three years ago after finishing his military career as officer-in-charge of the U.S. Marine Corps base on Guam. Now, he's running for governor.
Wendy CorrApril 13, 2022
Sleep Experts Say Quit Changing Time On Clocks; Pick One And Leave It Alone
The director of the Wyoming Sleep Disorder Center said the twice annual time change is bad for your health and said switching to any permanent time (Daylight Saving or Standard) would be hugely beneficial.
Wendy CorrApril 12, 2022
Furniture Makers Keep Wyoming’s Molesworth Style Alive; Originals Get Astronomical Prices
While two authentic chairs crafted by Wyoming artisan Thomas Molesworth recently sold for $94,000, Molesworth replicas made in Cody still run between $8,000 - $12,000.
Wendy CorrApril 12, 2022
Buffalo Residents Skeptical About HGTV’s “Home Town Takeover” Project
Buffalo residents who gathered at The Busy Bee on Saturday weren't that sure about HGTV's claim that their town needed "kick-starting" for its "Home Town Takeover" TV show which airs on April 24.
Wendy CorrApril 11, 2022
University of Wyoming’s Only Ukrainian Student Rallying Support For Ukraine
As the war in Ukraine rages on and proof of atrocities against civilians mounts, University of Wyoming's only Ukrainian student is on a mission to garner support for her home country.
Wendy CorrApril 07, 2022
C.W. McCall’s ‘Convoy’ Meant Something To Wyoming Truckers
The death of C.W. McCall, who rose to fame after recording the song "Convoy," meant a lot to Wyoming truck drivers who drove semis in the 1970s when the song was a national sensation.
Wendy CorrApril 07, 2022
Historic Sheridan Inn For Sale At $4.25 Million
The historic Sheridan Inn, which was once owned by Buffalo Bill Cody and was known as the finest hotel between Chicago and San Francisco, is up for sale at $4.25 million.
Wendy CorrApril 06, 2022
Bee Colonies Relatively Healthy In Wyoming But Beekeepers Worried About New Pesticides
Although bee colonies are considered relatively healthy in Wyoming, beekeepers are very worried about new pesticides which they call "insidious."
Wendy CorrApril 05, 2022
Wyoming Deputy’s Shooting A Reminder Of Dangers Faced By Law Enforcement Officers
The shooting of a Laramie County Sheriffs deputy on Saturday is bringing attention to the dangers that Wyoming peace officers face every day. Although shootings are rare, the incidents have an impact on law enforcement across the state.
Wendy CorrApril 04, 2022
Northern Lights May Reappear In Wyoming On Friday
If you missed the appearance of the Northern lights in Wyoming on Wednesday night, forecasters say the phenomenon could be visible in Wyoming again on Friday and Saturday.
Wendy CorrMarch 31, 2022
Cody’s “Downrange Warriors” Helps Veterans Heal From Service-Related Trauma
A dozen suicide attempts, multiple marriages, and physical scars from horrific events that occurred half a world away are outward symbols of what Richard carries with him every minute of every day. It's the mission of Downrange Warriors to bring veterans like Richard out of those dark places and into the light.
Wendy CorrMarch 31, 2022
Wildland Firefighters In Wyoming And The West Harder to Come By
With fire season only a couple months away, the U.S. Forest Service is worried that they don't have nearly enough firefighters to battle the upcoming summer wildfires.
Wendy CorrMarch 29, 2022