Why a wrinkle in Wyo water law is worth millions
Temporary water transfers allow water-rights holders to sell billions of gallons of state-owned water for millions of dollars, almost none of which goes to the state.
Converse County
Mammoth-sized mystery
Archaeologists are hunting for a dig site first discovered in the 1950’s and since lost to researchers. Now they are asking the public to share any information they may have on the location of the fossils of a prehistoric mammal.
Sheep shearing
A young government photographer captured images of the Wyoming economy in 1936.
Put coal miners ahead of company executives
Wyoming residents should insist that elected leaders support laid off miners, not the executives and boards of directors who wrecked coal company finances.
UW scientists hunt clues to ice-age culture at mammoth site
A rare find associates humans with mammoth bones but doesn’t answer whether the beast was hunted.
