Pumping up fear along the Colorado River
Opinion
by Leave a Comment Guest columnist George Sibley likens the anxiety over a Compact call — and how it would affect Upper Basin states like Wyoming — to a folk story about irrational fear.
agriculture
Drought monitor: 95% of state abnormally dry or worse
The dryness may curtail grazing and irrigation in 2021, and could result in downstream water calls in 2022.
Federal policy could undermine Wyo cattle ID legislation
The law allows ranchers to use any state-approved method to track their cattle across state lines as the federal government looks toward a standardized tracking system.
Proposed project would trap, move, track lamb-hunting eagles
Game and Fish poised to approve permit for research project that Colorado professor says could aid both sheep ranchers and golden eagles.
Rancher defends $339K award for stock he claims grizzlies killed
A Wyoming state attorney told a judge that an arbitration panel exceeded its authority when it awarded Josh Longwell compensation for missing cattle.
