Federal land managers have had a rough time implementing contentious plans to eliminate roughly 3,600 free-roaming horses from 2.1 million acres of southwest Wyoming, where private and public land …
EVANSTON — Uinta County Sheriff Andy Kopp wanted to give his deputies a raise. Officers at his municipal counterpart, the Evanston Police Department, earned more per hour. But the Wyoming …
EVANSTON — A Lyman man facing charges of first-degree murder has changed his plea from not guilty due to mental illness to guilty of murder in the second degree. Skyler Gray, 36, …
EVANSTON — “It’s important to protect the community from you and to tell everyone in this community that you cannot sexually assault a child and walk away without serious …
CHEYENNE — Students in Wyoming’s public schools are once again testing at pre-pandemic levels in English language arts and science, with math close behind. During a news conference …
CHEYENNE — The director of the Environmental Protection Agency visited the Wyoming State Capitol on Thursday to meet with state officials, including Gov. Mark Gordon and U.S. Sen. Cynthia …
CHEYENNE — Wyoming lawmakers continue to pursue legislation that would create additional property tax breaks, including the possibility of eliminating property taxes completely. Bill …
The 5th Annual Bridger Valley SWOT Poker Run took place on Saturday, Aug. 16, with nearly 50 machines and about 100 riders attending. The event, put on by the Town of Mountain View, American Legion …
JACKSON — Cody Roberts, the Daniel man publicly accused of tormenting a wolf in the Green River Bar, has been indicted by a Sublette County grand jury. In a letter released Wednesday, …
BUFFALO — Robb and Jen Hicks and Rob Mortimore announced Tuesday they have reached an agreement in principle with News Media Corporation to purchase the company’s Wyoming publications and …
Lander resident Frank Stetler was driving eastbound over the Boysen Reservoir bridge in mid-May when he got a call from a fellow serious bird nerd. “He was like, ‘Where are you right …
LOVELL — With the elimination of federally funded SNAP-Ed, the University of Wyoming’s Cent$ible Nutrition Program will end in September. “For over 30 years, Wyoming SNAP-Ed, …
During last winter’s peak, the snowpack blanketing southern Yellowstone National Park — mountains and snowfields that feed the high reaches of the Snake River — was sitting pretty …
Lawmakers will consider draft legislation this week that would allow manufacturers of “advanced nuclear reactors” to store high-level radioactive waste at their Wyoming facilities. It …
JACKSON — A key part of the Teton skyline is continuing its slow disintegration into the canyon below. Over the Fourth of July weekend, part of the Second Tower collapsed, sending a plume …
Wyoming may see its first commercial nuclear power plant a few months sooner than anticipated, but still sometime in 2030, according to the developer, TerraPower. The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory …
Starting Tuesday, Wyomingites will be allowed to carry guns into state government buildings, with some exceptions including courthouses and law enforcement facilities. On June 17, the Wyoming …
Avoiding certain illnesses linked to water fun and animal activities during summer is possible by following a series common-sense do’s and don’ts, according to the Wyoming Department of …
EVANSTON — Former Herald publisher Mark Tesoro never expected that a grassroots effort to support local trail riding would lead him to a key leadership role in state government. But, in …
EVANSTON — A Lyman woman, Shawdawn Oehler, 34, who was facing misdemeanor charges of accessory after the fact shortly after the fatal shooting of Jeremy Jacques, has been found not guilty by a …