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The private prison industry has again come knocking in southwestern Wyoming, pitching the for-profit detention of immigrants as a potential boon for the region’s transitioning economy.  …

A ruling by a federal appeals court in a widely watched corner-crossing case cements the principle that a congressional act preempts a state’s power to impose and enforce its own trespass laws. …

After the long winter, we can hopefully see that spring is not too far away.   To indulge our spring fantasies, let’s look at the Netherlands where, from the end of March, to early May, …

“The Serviceberry: Abundance and Reciprocity in the Natural World” by Robin Wall Kimmerer was not what I expected, but I loved this book all the more because of it. I thought I would be …

JACKSON — Two women seeking to challenge new laws that restrict abortion access in Wyoming walked out of court Friday disappointed. Dr. Giovannina Anthony and Chelsea’s Fund Director …

CASPER (WNE) — The Rock Springs Social Security office is expected to close in June, leaving thousands of Wyoming residents in the Southwest portion of the state without a local social security …

With mom Tamey Peternal looking on, Lady Ranger Senior Natasha Martinez signs her Letter of Intent to play hoops for Rocky Mountain College in Billings, Montana. Martinez will join older brother AQ …

The owner of the Kemmerer coal mine laid off 28 workers on Friday, according to a Kemmerer Operations, LLC press statement. The job losses, which amount to roughly 13% of the mine’s workforce, …

COKEVILLE — Cokeville High School presented “Once Upon a Mattress” March 20-22, under the direction of Elizabeth Sewell, along with producer/music director Angie Boyer and …

JACKSON — The Wyoming Game and Fish Department on Tuesday announced that chronic wasting disease was detected in an elk carcass at the Black Butte Feedground in the Pinedale region, making it …

JACKSON — A bill introduced Monday in Congress and co-sponsored by Harriet Hageman would replace Biden-era land management guidelines for 3.6 million acres of federal land in southwest Wyoming …

CASPER — The Cokeville Lady Panthers traveled to Casper for the three-day 1A State Basketball Tournament, March 6-8. They were in high hopes of achieving their goal to be state champions. They …

JACKSON — At a contentious town hall Thursday night in Afton, Rep. Harriet Hageman, R-Wyo., defended federal cuts, pledged to support veterans in rural Wyoming, re-upped support for delisting …

Thursday, March 20 Chicken Parmesan, pea salad, garlic bread, dessert, and one percent milk.   Friday, March 21 Salmon, funeral potatoes, asparagus, bunt cake, and one …

The Wyoming Nurses Association (WNA) is pleased to announce the appointment of five new members to its board of directors, effective January 2025. These appointments are the result of the dissolution …

“The Wedding People” by Alison Espach was a true gem!   It had everything — comedy, drama, romance, relatable characters, and clever dialogue. Phoebe Stone has long wanted to …

Gather your friends and family around, for it is that time of year again. National Read to Me Day is Wednesday, March 19. This day encourages anyone to grab a book, a younger sibling, or a …

Community members packed the latest city council meeting, where Kemmerer City Councilmember Brantley Popp expressed gratitude for the community’s presence. “It was wonderful to see a …

Street repairs remain a top concern for residents, councilmembers, and the street department, according to Kemmerer City Councilman Brantly Popp. Addressing the frustrations surrounding the lack of …

Lincoln County Prevention of ATODS (alcohol, tobacco and other drugs) Abuse and Jae Foundation partnered to bring Jae Boots for high school seniors from Kemmerer Junior-Senior High School (KJSHS) and …

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