Dam backers forge ahead with $11 million, seek more from feds
A controversial impoundment proposed on the West Fork of Battle Creek in Carbon County has hit a couple of speed bumps but remains alive.
Coal miners: Westmoreland bosses for naughty list, not bonuses
Buffeted by economic forces beyond their control, union members fight payouts for mid-level managers while seeking to save their pensions and health care.
’Tis the season
Communities across Wyoming display Christmas lights each December to decorate the dark season and bring some comfort and spirit during cold months.
As water-banking bill dies, Fontenelle eyed to relieve drought
Wyoming sees potential to release water owned by the federal government instead of cutting back use by irrigators, industry and municipalities to meet downstream obligations.
Chronic Wasting Disease reaches Grand Teton National Park
An infected mule deer buck was killed by vehicle on Nov. 5 and tested at Game and Fish Department laboratory.
