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Documentary About UW Biologist Released Wednesday
A short documentary film about a University of Wyoming biologist following the migration path of mule deer was released worldwide on Wednesday.
June 02, 2021

Gov Gordon, Bill Gates Announce Wyoming Chosen As Site For Next Generation Nuclear Power Plant
Gov Mark Gordon was joined by Bill Gates on Wednesday to announce that Wyoming will be home to a revolutionary nuclear power plant.
June 02, 2021

Natrona County Sheriff Investigating Strip Club Shooting; Left Man In Critical Condition
The Natrona County Sheriff's Department is investigating a shooting at a strip club that left a man in critical condition.
June 02, 2021

Torrington Man Accused of Uploading 102 Files of Child Porn to Internet
A Torrington man has been accused of having more than 100 files of child pornography on his computer, with some images depicting children as young as four in sexual situations.
June 02, 2021

State Board Considers Name Change For The ‘Squaw Teats’
A Native American lawmaker says the name of the local formation is offensive.
June 02, 2021

143 New Coronavirus Cases In Wyoming Tuesday; 458 Active, 277 Recoveries
The state reported 143 new laboratory-confirmed and 77 new probable cases, leaving Wyoming with 458 active cases
June 02, 2021

Dave Simpson: Remember: Montani Semper Liberi
Columnist Dave Simpson writes: "Any day now, I'll get word that the snow at 9,800 feet along the front range of the Rocky Mountains has melted from a winter high of as much as 120 inches a roof-busting 10 feet to something far less."
Dave SimpsonJune 02, 2021

Rod Miller: Scorched Earth Politics and You
Columnist Rod Miller writes: "For all of our chest-thumping about We the People, we have failed to stop callous, spiteful candidates from hijacking our political process as they seek the lowest common denominator in politics."
Rod MillerJune 02, 2021

Barrasso Hears Concerns Over Police, Border During Cody Visit
Folks talk about defunding the police, and opening the border for more and more illegal immigrants to come in, he said. People want to make sure that I'm protecting the nation against assaults that are coming from all around.
Wendy CorrJune 02, 2021

Wyoming State Parks Visitation Numbers Heading Into Summer Are ‘Encouraging’
Wyoming's State Parks are expecting another record-breaking type year in 2021.
June 02, 2021

Female Bear Euthanized After Attacking Man Inside His Garage In Colorado
A female bear was euthanized this weekend after attacking a man at his home near Steamboat Springs, Colorado.
June 01, 2021

Denver Getting New Area Code; Wyoming Won’t Need New One Until 2045
Although the Denver metro area will get its third area code next year, the entire state of Wyoming won't run out of phone numbers with the 307 area code for more than 20 years.
June 01, 2021

“Yellowstone” Back to Filming In Montana; Extras Needed Next Week
The Kevin Costner-starring "Yellowstone" series is back to filming its fourth season in Montana, and extras are needed for some scenes next week.
June 01, 2021

Science TV Show: If Yellowstone Blew Up, We’d Die, $3 Trillion In Damages Caused
A science-oriented TV show speculated that when Yellowstone's volcano erupts, most everyone will die and will cost more than $3 trillion in damages.
June 01, 2021

Gubernatorial Candidate Rex Rammel to Appeal Brand Inspection Conviction
Rammell told Cowboy State Daily he will appeal his convictions to hopefully force a change in the law he maintains violates constitutional guarantees against unreasonable search and seizure.
June 01, 2021

Cody Businesses Offer Double Minimum Wage, Free Housing To Get Workers
Businesses in Cody are so short-staffed they are offering twice the minimum wage, free housing, and huge discounts to lure workers.
Wendy CorrJune 01, 2021

76 New Coronavirus Cases In Wyoming Friday; 515 Active
The state reported 76 new laboratory-confirmed and 20 new probable cases, leaving Wyoming with 515 active cases
May 30, 2021

Only In America: The Foster Friess Story
We are forever grateful to have known Foster Friess & witnessed his steadfast support for American patriots & our great nation.
May 30, 2021

Bill Sniffin: My, How We’ve Grown! Will You Tell Your Friends About Us?
Bill Sniffin writes: "There are thousands of people who still do not know about us. I am asking you to help us out by helping your friends sign up for this wonderful free news service."
Bill SniffinMay 30, 2021

Dennis Sun: An Invite To Summer Stock Growers Event
Its time to let the grass grow and come to Sheridan for fun, good conversations and great information. You dont have to be a member of WSGA to attend.
Dennis SunMay 29, 2021

Cynthia Lummis: Why I’m Founding The Financial Innovation Caucus
U.S. Sen Cynthia Lummis writes: "Today, Im launching the Financial Innovation Caucus in the United States Senate to cement our pioneering leadership in another area: financial technology, digital assets, and our economic future. "
Sen. Cynthia LummisMay 29, 2021

Memorial Day Observations Scheduled Across Wyoming
Memorial Day ceremonies are being planned all across the state of Wyoming.
Wendy CorrMay 28, 2021

Postage Stamps to Increase to 58 Cents in August
The cost of a postage stamp is increasing from 55 cents to 58 cents in August.
Jimmy OrrMay 28, 2021

Teton County Rent Is 61% Higher Than Rest of Wyoming
Apartment and house rental rates in Teton County are 61% more expensive than the rest of the state.
May 28, 2021
