Bill aiming to eliminate daylight saving time failed in Legislature

It’s time to spring forward again.

Daylight saving time begins at 2 a.m. Sunday, and residents should move their clocks ahead one hour.

PHS students create submarine

It’s rare to see a submarine in Wyoming — especially one suspended in mid-air.

Following an unseasonably warm February, it feels like spring has already arrived in much of Wyoming — farmers are working in local fields, some flowers started blooming and bears are beginning to emerge from their winter dens.

As school districts across Wyoming brace for funding cuts and drops in enrollment, Powell schools are in the unique position of looking to add more teachers.

Dustin and Heather Pike have a wedding day do-over in Florida

Exactly a year after their wedding day took a tragic turn, Dustin and Heather Pike celebrated their marriage with an “I Do Redo” in Florida.

National Geographic writer, adventurer to share about experiences in Burma

Soon after summiting Mount Everest, Mark Jenkins and his climbing partners sought their next adventure — but not just any adventure.

Every year, millions of federal dollars flow into Wyoming, funding highways, education, air service, agriculture and more. But when it comes to providing access to health care for residents in need?

The familiar sound of fire sirens may stop — at least late at night — as the Powell Volunteer Fire Department reconsiders when it should sound the fire whistle.

Leg warmers, side ponytails and stone-washed jeans will return to Powell High School this weekend.

Theatre students will present “Back to the 80s: The Totally Awesome Musical,” a play featuring music, fashion and cultural references from the decade.

‘Truly amazed at how well she has recovered’

Just a few days before Christmas, Tiffany and Cody Jerry found themselves in an unimaginable situation: Handing off their 3-month-old baby for open heart surgery.