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Cody middle schoolers build platform on Heart Mountain
With a little elbow grease and a lot of shoe leather, Cody Middle School kids built an observation deck on Heart Mountain, all while protecting a rare plant.
Grizzly attack victim out of hospital
The Cody man who was attacked by a grizzly in June has been released from a Denver hospital, but he still has a long road to recovery.
Nic Patrick, 64, was attacked June 20 by a grizzly sow with cubs. His wife Joyce rushed him to a Cody hospital, and he was soon transferred to a Denver medical facility.
South Fork man gravely injured by grizzly
A South Fork man who was seriously injured by a sow grizzly bear Thursday morning faces a long recovery in a Denver hospital.
Herd about this?
Do you own the smartest sheep dog around?
It could be a trial, but dog and master might want to test their herding skills at the Park County Fair Stock Dog Trials July 13.
Powell man uses spray to protect dog from grizzly
An unexpected encounter with a grizzly on the North Fork ended without injury for a Powell man and his dog, thanks to the use of bear spray.
‘It’s a pretty good bunch we got’
Friends lend a neighborly fence-fixin’ hand to assist elk near Wapiti
Wintering elk find the barbed wire fence in the foothills southeast of Wapiti a lot more to their liking, thanks to efforts by Wyoming Disabled Hunters Inc. and volunteers.
Mule Days to kick off
Annual event will run for five days in Ralston
Folks from around the globe will be getting their kicks at the 16th annual Jake Clark’s Mule Days in Ralston Wednesday through Sunday.
Yellowstone updates fishing regulations
Anglers asked to keep non-native fish caught in most waters
Yellowstone National Park has updated its fishing regulations. Changes in this year’s regulations include removing limits on non-native fish in some locations to eliminate unwanted species and protect cutthroat trout and other native species. And they are making headway against the foreign fish.
Touch-and-go twister Monday
A tornado touched down southeast of Cody around 11 a.m. Monday. No damage or injuries were reported of what was most likely a weak twister.
Game and Fish presents 2013 wolf management
Hunters may be upset because the Wyoming wolf hunt quota got cut in half for this fall, but they can celebrate the fact that wolf genetic interchange is happening.