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Mystic Falls on the Little Firehole River in Yellowstone National Park. The trail to the falls is popular during the summer tourism season. File photo by Bradly J. Boner, Jackson Hole News&Guide.
The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission is increasing its budget by more than 8%, the majority of the increase going to employee wage increases in an attempt to retain the
Teton Interagency Fire crews responded yesterday afternoon to suppress the Spread Creek Fire. The lightning-caused fire is estimated at 300-acres and located near Sagebrush Flat in the Spread Creek Drainage,
Four instead of six Johnson County School District No. 1 board of trustee positions will need to be filled this November election after the State Board of Education approved a
Some 150,000 Rocky Mountain Power customers in Wyoming may see their monthly electric bills increase — again — pending approval of the company’s request for an extra annual $70.5 million.
As Wyoming’s sweeping school funding overhaul begins taking shape, Albany County School District 1 officials warned trustees that the changes could force difficult decisions about staffing, operations and...
GILLETTE — The Campbell County Sheriff’s Office has more than 150 employees and a budget of more than $20 million, which has led to some commissioners questioning if Campbell County
It was on an extended road trip through the country’s national parks that Jose Mas Jr. fell in love with nature.
CHEYENNE (WNE) — Average gasoline prices in Wyoming have risen 9.8 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $4.37 per gallon Monday, according to GasBuddy.com’s survey of 494 stations
The statue of rodeo champion Casey Tibbs riding a famous bucking horse named Necktie and the Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame will be making the move north to Cheyenne. The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association offic...
LANDER — Echoing through Sinks Canyon and amid the Wind River Range, the guidance of experienced climbers, backpackers and cyclists is driving economic growth and development in Lander.
CHEYENNE — Several hundred Cheyenne residents have signed a petition asking the city to place a hold on data center developments in the area.
Boat ramps sit in the mud, stranded like beached sea creatures. Algae bakes on the top of exposed rocks. And former fish spawning beds dry out in the sun.
POWELL — As Yellowstone National Park opens for its summer season, the Wyoming Office of Tourism’s latest report is a reminder as to how important tourism is to the Park
CASPER — For some rural fire and emergency response districts, rising costs for emergency vehicles and repairs are noticeable — and increased diesel costs are only adding to the burden.
U.S. Army veteran Don Sillivan deployed to Vietnam in 1970, serving for a year as a helicopter crew chief in Vietnam, surviving two shoot-downs and the loss of close comrades.
Though he was wounded in combat during the Vietnam War, U.S. Marines Lance Cpl. Ronald Cooper never received a Purple Heart, an award honoring service members who were wounded or
Gillette builders halted by construction costs
Homeward found: Dog reunited with owners nine years after going missing
Human trafficking prevalent among Indigenous Wyomingites
Police-involved shooting, suspect shot, no officers injured