Archives for September 2020

A professor prepares his Centennial home for the Mullen Fire

September 24, 2020 by Andrew Graham Leave a Comment

University of Wyoming professor Jason Shogren has been preparing his home outside Centennial for the possible arrival of the Mullen Fire — the kind of natural disaster that has informed his work as an economist.

Juvenile justice cuts could increase youth detentions, costs

September 22, 2020 by Andrew Graham, WyoFile and Tennessee Watson, Wyoming Public Media 2 Comments

Wyoming has one of the highest juvenile incarceration rates in the nation, and state budget cuts are likely to make that problem worse, local experts say

Despite EPA support, conservation out of New Fork Lake options

September 22, 2020 by Angus M. Thuermer Jr. 2 Comments

As the U.S. Forest Service studies a Wyoming plan for irrigators to draw down a Sublette recreation destination by 22 feet, it likely won’t weigh water-saving alternatives.

Reaching 65 in ‘20: The good old days never looked better

Opinion

September 22, 2020 by Kerry Drake 10 Comments

Yes, Drake writes, many outlooks are currently grim, including the state’s budget. But can we at least learn to appreciate what we’ve long taken for granted?

Week 27: The pandemic in Wyoming from Sept. 12-18

September 18, 2020 by Katie Klingsporn 4 Comments

State extends health orders as a new daily case count shatters previous record. UW eases into in-person learning after pausing its plan due to infections.

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