Wyoming coal can’t be saved by a marketing scheme
Drake: Legislators’ desire to spend $1 million on vague bill to respond to coal industry ‘emergencies’ is unnecessary.
Archives for September 17, 2019
Photography: Faces of the Black 14, 50 years later
Seven of the 11 surviving members of the group, who were honored in Laramie five decades after being dismissed for activist arm bands, sat for Laramie photographer Mike Vanata.
With coal’s decline, Wyo officials must lead a new way forward
Opinion
by 2 Comments Two months after abrupt mine closures, Wyoming remains in limbo. It’s time for state leaders to accept hard truths and move on, or be held accountable.
Elk populations ‘above objective’ as hunting season heats up
Game and Fish Department estimated 110,300 wapiti in Wyoming this spring, 29% above objective as agency seeks harvest of 25,955.
