A cautious governor confronts an ‘unprecedented time’
A deeper look at the man who finds himself at Wyoming’s helm during its most turbulent moment in decades.
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Photography: Pandemic portraits
During the time of COVID-19 a Laramie photographer set out to capture Wyomingites on their porches, stoops and doorways in a quest to find out how the pandemic has shaped their lives.
Stanton heralds Park Service preservation of civil-rights sites
During a time of reckoning, the first Black National Park Service chief, who started his career in Wyoming, lauds park units that preserve historic American racial struggles.
WyoFile’s Thuermer wins high-profile journalism award
Longtime Wyoming reporter takes second in national Society for Environmental Journalism contest for series on pollutant discharge into Boysen, Wind River.
Grizzly CSI: Cutting to facts in a predator-livestock whodunit
Up near the Continental Divide, cowboys call Zach Turnbull when they find dead stock. It’s his job, through all the guts and gore, to determine if an animal was killed by wildlife and is thus eligible for damage compensation from the state.
