No private businesses appear willing to take over the money-losing cafe inside the Cody library.

Park County commissioners put out a formal request for proposals last month, hoping to find someone to run a cafe in the space that’s now occupied by the county-run Biblio Bistro.

Visits to Yellowstone National Park dropped in 2017, but it was still the second-busiest year on record, park managers say.

Last summer, a jury rejected Rogelio Rodriguez Jr.’s arguments that state drug enforcement agents had the wrong man; last month, a judge rejected his request for probation.

If you were to query Wyomingites about the things they dislike about the federal government, you’d likely hear — over and over — a complaint that Washington, D.C., takes a “top-down” approach. It’s another way of saying that we don’t like it when politicians or bureaucrats thousands of miles away come up with ways to affect our area without involving us first. The objections to edicts from Washington are so commonplace here that you might call it a Wyoming mantra.

A 49-year-old Cowley woman was murdered on Thursday. Authorities say Carol J. Barnes of Cowley was stabbed to death by her ex-husband, Donald J. Crouse, at his apartment in Lovell. In the week leading up to the murder, Crouse, 48, reportedly wrote notes saying that it was his “mission” to kill his former wife and that he’d “backed out” of earlier plans to kill her.

Authorities have arrested a 48-year-old Casper area man on suspicion of murder, alleging he killed his former wife in Lovell on Thursday.

Within the span of a few weeks, two Powell women were killed by their partners in rural Powell.

Years ago, the writer Stewart Brand summarized one of the great tensions in media.

A Cody High School special education teacher stands accused of stealing hundreds — and possibly thousands — of dollars that had been raised for the school’s special needs students.

A Powell man charged with second-degree murder in connection with his wife’s killing has pleaded not guilty to the charge.