Additional Articles

• How the Wyoming Senate killed Medicaid expansion, again

  The Wyoming Senate Committee on Labor, Health and Social Services voted March 31 to kill a House-sponsored effort at Medicaid expansion.

  6 days ago

• County P&Z approves firearms service as home business

  The Sublette County Planning and Zoning Commission did not hear an anticipated zoning-change request to develop a rural retreat near the Hoback Rim at its March 18 meeting.

  1 week ago

• Significantly more deaths in Wyoming last year

  According to records kept by the Vital Statistics Services, a subsidiary of the Wyoming Department of Health, there were significantly more deaths in 2020 along with fewer recorded births, marriages and divorces.

  1 week ago

• Sublette takes hit in latest economic summary report

  The quarterly report highlights the state’s economic condition based upon multiple factors.

  1 week ago

• Just the facts to be allowed in Rammell trial

  The judge strongly advised the gubernatorial candidate to consider hiring an attorney.

  1 week ago

• ‘Short-term rental’ guidelines discussed

  Public recommends little to no regulation.

  1 week ago

• Four from Sublette chosen for UW Trustees' Scholars Award

  Hibbert, Jones, Jean and Noble all chosen.

  1 week ago

• UW returning to 'traditional' atmosphere for fall semester

  The university determined to make the announcement now, as opposed to June, after the latest university board of trustees meeting.

  1 week ago

• Big Piney, Marbleton election filings close

  It’s shaping up to be an interesting Election Day for both Big Piney and Marbleton with a couple of challengers filing by the two towns’ respective deadlines last week.

  1 week ago

• First bear sightings bring awareness tips

  Yellowstone officials just spotted their first grizzly bears of 2021.

  2 weeks ago

• Runaway teen found safe

  The Pinedale teenager who was reported missing and considered an endangered runaway while visiting Mesa, Arizona, with his family last week has been found safe.

  2 weeks ago

• Wyoming's longest-serving elk feeder pitches for wildlife

  There’s a simple formula to the day’s start for John Fandek, the longest-serving feeder on Wyoming Game and Fish’s 22 winter elk feedgrounds.

  2 weeks ago

• County gets grant for Teton Pass planning

  A federal program intended to improve access to public lands has granted $300,000 to study transportation, access points and wildlife-vehicle collisions on Teton Pass.

  2 weeks ago

• DOI plans fossil fuel forum for March 25

  The Department of the Interior just announced a virtual forum set for Thursday, March 25, as part of its “comprehensive review of the federal oil and gas program called for in Executive Order 14008.”

  3 weeks ago

• Big Piney students place at Wyoming State Science Fair

  Students were interviewed virtually through a secure portal system from 8 a.m.-12 p.m. that day.

  3 weeks ago

• New insights gleaned from Wardell Bison Trap study

  Artifacts make up a central displace at the Green River Valley Museum in Big Piney.

  1 month ago

• Health Department warns against vaccine scams

  The Wyoming Department of Health is asking residents to be vigilant about scammers promising expedited access to a COVID-19 vaccine in exchange for personal information over the phone.

  1 month ago

• Gordon backs bills to help industries

  Governor focuses on energy, tourism and agriculture.

  2 months ago

• Delegation drafts different energy protection bills

  Sens. Barrasso and Lummis, Rep. Cheney all bring legislation to the table for Wyoming amid energy lease moratorium.

  2 months ago

• Wyoming leaders criticize pause to federal oil leasing

  The order came as one of the Biden Administration's first acts.

  2 months ago

• Judge stalls Wyo’s repayment of $47 million in oil lease revenue

  Wyoming can first appeal Judge Ronald Bush’s decision to vacate the auctions.

  10 months ago