CJ Baker
Young men charged in Clark murders waive preliminary hearing
Two young Cody men charged with murdering three Clark residents agreed Wednesday to let the charges against them proceed toward a trial.
County attorney doesn’t have to attend hearings, judge rules
The process of detaining individuals deemed mentally ill remains in a state of some confusion in Park County following a Wyoming Supreme Court decision that reduced county attorneys’ role in the process.
Sheriff says Cody man who murdered wife was ‘nightmare’ to house at jail
The Park County Sheriff’s Office wasted no time in getting Myron J. Friday into the state’s custody after he accepted a life-long prison sentence for murdering his wife.
Park County readies for legal battle over landfills
Mulls lowering landfill rate
Park County isn’t letting the city of Powell take its trash to Big Horn County without a fight.
Park County commissioners have objected to Big Horn County’s plans to expand its landfill in Cowley to take in Powell’s trash. The commission is challenging the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality’s approval of the expansion.
Life in prison for Cody murder
A 30-year-old Cody man stands to spend the rest of his life in prison after admitting to murdering his wife, 44-year-old Julie J. Friday, in February 2012.
On Tuesday, Myron James Friday pleaded guilty to first-degree murder as part of a plea agreement with the Park County Attorney’s Office.
Earlier: Myron Friday sentenced to life in prison for murdering wife
Myron J. Friday has been sentenced to life in prison, with the possibility of parole, for murdering his wife in Cody in February 2012.
Friday pleaded guilty to first-degree murder at a Tuesday morning hearing in Park County's District Courtroom and received the sentence as part of a plea agreement with the Park County Attorney's Office.
Shoshone officials lay out trade-off: Camp sites for zip line
Sleeping Giant zip line would prompt closures on North Fork
What would you rather have in the Shoshone National Forest: a ski area with a summer zip line or more camping and road access?
That’s essentially the trade-off forest officials lay out as they examine a request by Sleeping Giant Ski Area managers to build a zip line on the North Fork ski slope.
Plea deal apparently reached in 2012 Cody murder case
A 29-year-old man charged with murdering his wife in Cody in February 2012 is set to accept an unspecified plea deal this week, according to a court schedule released by the Park County Attorney’s Office.
Lady Panthers’ season ends earlier than hoped
Finish 19-8
It didn’t end the way the Lady Panthers had hoped, but Powell High School head coach Scott McKenzie is proud of the basketball team’s 19-8 season.
“Seventeen weeks is a long journey, and I thought we had a fantastic journey this season,” McKenzie said.