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Internships announced for beginning ranchers and farmers at UW Extension

Laramie—This summer, the University of Wyoming Extension, in partnership with local producers and the University of Wyoming College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, launched the GrowinG … more

6/21/22

Man suspected of killing, trying to dismember another at local motel

LARAMIE (WNE) — What started as a “date night” around downtown Laramie ended in an alleged attempted rape, murder and an attempt to dismember the victim, according to a court … more

7/12/22

Crew members transport a mule deer from the Laramie Mountains herd unit to be fitted with a GPS collar as part of a Wyoming Game and Fish Department five-year research project designed to learn more about the species in decline.

Looking for answers

Seeking answers for declining mule deer populations, state wildlife managers and university researchers have begun a five-year project seeking more information on mule deer than ever before collected … more

By Mark Davis | 12/8/22

Thermopolis police officer Dood Jaussaud shows off his 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air police car during the production of a short film at the old airport air strip. Jaussaud bought and restored the car.

Thermopolis cop restores Chevrolet Bel Air into police car

Thermopolis police officer Dood Jaussaud has restored a 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air and converted it into a police car. Jaussaud explained that he has been planning this for a long … more

By Jurri Schenck, Thermopolis Independent Record Via Wyoming News Exchange | 12/13/22

Employee charged with stealing from Powell hotel

Authorities are seeking the arrest of a Super 8 employee who allegedly stole roughly $2,000 in cash from the Powell hotel. A warrant was issued for Juan J. Medina last week on a felony count of … more

By CJ Baker | 1/26/23

Bills perish after House adjourned Monday

CASPER — House Democrats and members of the Wyoming Freedom Caucus voted to cut off discussion of bills Monday evening, killing “Chloe’s law,” a bill championed by the State … more

By Maya Shimizu Harris, Casper Star-Tribune Via Wyoming News Exchange | 3/2/23

Teton County: State land development bill unconstitutional

A bill passed by the Wyoming Legislature in 2020 that targets development of state lands in Teton County alone is unconstitutional because it does not treat state lands uniformly, county leaders … more

By Angus M. Thuermer Jr., WyoFile.com | 7/13/23

Firearms Research Center at UW names executive director

The Firearms Research Center (FRC), housed at the University of Wyoming College of Law, has announced that firearms historian Ashley Hlebinsky will serve as the center’s first executive … more

9/7/23

An immature red-tailed hawk, named Kenny by an area bird rehabilitator, flies free after being released after treatment by Ironside Bird Rescue volunteers. Kenny, a sharp-shinned hawk and a bald eagle known as Topper, were released back where they were found recently despite injuries to Ironside founder Susan Ahalt.

One tough bird: Release of raptors inspires caretaker to continue decades-long charity

Naming the vast majority of the raptors who make their way to Ironside Bird Rescue in Cody, Susan Ahalt usually picks the place the bird came from or the person who brought the bird to her attention … more

By Mark Davis | 9/19/23

The Northwest College Alumni Association’s second annual Trapper Classic Car Show was held on Saturday.

Big Horn Basin car lovers show off their beloved collections

What better day for hotrods than a hot summer day? With the temperatures over 90, the Northwest College Alumni Association held their second annual Trapper Classic Car Show on Saturday, on the NWC … more

By Richard Brady, Special to the Tribune | 7/12/22

Plaza Diane hosts workshop for adults, seniors

As part of its Arts Learning Series, Plaza Diane is hosting a Valentine Surprise Card Workshop from 1:30-3 p.m. Jan. 26 for adults and seniors. The series is dedicated to giving demonstrations, … more

1/23/24

Lawmakers consider video surveillance at school crosswalks

CHEYENNE — Efforts to improve safety at school crosswalks throughout the state have continued throughout the Wyoming Legislature’s general session. Rep. Bill Henderson (R-Cheyenne) … more

By Jasmine Hall, Wyoming Tribune Eagle Via Wyoming News Exchange | 1/26/23

Lisa Bellmyer (left) and her husband Jerry took over home health business Hands 2 Help, based in Cody, in February from founder Coralie Herrick.

Longtime RN, administrator takes over Hands 2 Help

A home health business operating throughout the Big Horn Basin is under new, but familiar, ownership. Lisa Bellmyer and her husband Jerry took over Hands 2 Help, based in Cody, in February from … more

By Zac Taylor | 3/2/23

Man who robbed Cody banks in 2012 punished for probation violation

More than a decade after he robbed banks and credit unions in Utah, Oklahoma, Montana, Colorado and Wyoming — including two institutions in Cody — Joshua M. Beckstead is still struggling … more

By CJ Baker | 3/16/23

The helicopter was seen landing at Moran Bay on the west shore of Jackson Lake in Grand Teton National Park.

Man cited for illegally landing helicopter on west shore of Jackson Lake

MOOSE — A Colorado helicopter pilot was cited last weekend after Grand Teton National Park said he illegally landed the helicopter at Moran Bay on the west side of Jackson Lake. On … more

7/13/23

Brooklyn Sweet is a new addition to Park County School District 1 but not to the town of Powell. Sweet is a Powell alumni who has returned to teach classic kindergarten; the district wide class will hold eight students and be hosted at Parkside Elementary School.

Leading the way: Powell grad returns to teach a new generation

Brooklyn Sweet has found herself back in a Powell elementary school classroom — this was always the plan. Sweet, a 2018 Powell High School grad, left to pursue an education at the … more

By Braden Schiller | 8/15/23

Residents can ditch their hazardous waste this week

Park County residents who’ve got unwanted paint, pesticides, brake fluid, mothballs, car batteries and other hazardous materials can safely — and freely — dispose of them this week. … more

9/7/23

Cody visitor charged with strangulation of a household member

A resident of Boise, Idaho, is currently in the Park County Detention Center after being arrested in early April following charges of alleged strangulation of a household member and domestic … more

By Braden Schiller | 5/10/22

Sheridan College announces 2022 graduates

Sheridan College held its 73rd commencement ceremony on May 14, 2022. More than 400 degrees and certificates were earned by students at Sheridan College this year. “The … more

7/12/22

NWC presents curriculum without borders

Embark on a scholarly journey with six members of the Northwest College faculty as they explore and share their recent travels, experiences, and research projects undertaken through the Undergraduate … more

1/23/24