Kolby Fedore
Yellowstone Visitors Be Warned: Do Not Venture into Bear Capture Areas
The National Park says they're going to begin grizzly and black bear captures. These sites will have bright signs warning visitors not to step inside the marked off perimeters.
Yellowstone National Park Roads Open to the Public April 19
On Saturday, April 20, entrance fees will be waived in celebration of National Park Week.
New Wyoming License Plate Designs Hitting the Streets
For the past five(ish) years, the Wyoming Department of Transportation has been busy at work producing more than two million new plates to distribute.
Voter Purge Means Many Need To Re-Register For The 2024 Election
Wyoming Secretary of State data reveals there are more than 84,000 fewer registered voters in 2024 than in 2022.
Overdose Deaths in Wyoming Increase for a Sixth Straight Year
There were 120 overdose deaths recorded by the WHD in 2023, compared to 110 last year. Of those, prescription and illicit opioids accounted for 81%.
Federal Railroad Administration Considers Rail Routes that Would Restore Service to Cheyenne
The FRA is examining previous Amtrak routes discontinued in 1997 and evaluating new routes in underserved areas of the country.
‘A Cause for Concern': Wyoming HIV Cases Doubled Last Year
Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) cases in Wyoming are increasing at an alarming rate.
Reginald McClinton, Communicable Disease Unit (CDU) Surveillance Program manager, said 22 cases were reported in 2023, an increase from 13 in 2022 and higher than Wyoming’s typical annual range of 12 to 15. “Thi...
VA to Award $52.5M in Grants to Local Organizations Working to Prevent Veteran Suicide
This will be the third round of grants awarded as part of VA’s Staff Sergeant Parker Gordon Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program.
Sen. John Barrasso’s Office Announces Wife’s Death
“We miss her dearly. On behalf of our entire family, we thank everyone for your prayers and continued support as we remember her and grieve together,” read a statement from Barraasso's office Thursday morning.
Long Road to Recovery for Casper College Cowboy after Freak Accident at National Rodeo
A Casper College bareback rider is recovering from serious injuries after what rodeo members are describing as one of the worst bare back accidents in recent history.
On January 15 at the National Western Stock Show in Denver, Colorado, Austin Broderson was riding a horse named Jack Dupp when his riggin began to slip...