Great Outdoors
Catalogs are dangerous this time of year
If there’s ever a time to turn the checkbook and credit cards over to your better half, this is that time. It seems outdoor gear catalogs come in the mail every day, but this time […]
Month: August 2015
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Unseasonably Hot With Isolated Showers & T-Storms Through Saturday, Not As Hot With Even More T-Storms on Sunday
A strong ridge of high pressure will continue to build over the state of Wyoming today. A limited supply of monsoonal moisture and atmospheric instability will also be transferred into the region. There will be […]
Great Outdoors
Hunting season opens tomorrow
Today is a big day for me for several reasons. First and foremost, it’s my oldest son’s twelfth birthday. That alone is reason to celebrate. And celebrate we will. This is the first season he […]
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Unseasonably Hot With Isolated To Scattered Showers & T-Storms Through Friday
A strong ridge of high pressure will continue to be settled over the state of Wyoming for the rest of today and Friday. A limited supply of monsoonal moisture and atmospheric instability will also be […]
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Autopsy Shows Montana Man Was Killed By Grizzly Bear
AP 8-13,2015 Yellowstone National Park officials say preliminary autopsy results confirm that a hiker whose body was found last week was killed by a bear. Spokeswoman Amy Bartlett said Wednesday the results rule out the […]
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Coal Officials And Critics Faceoff In Gillette
AP 8-13,2015 Coal industry officials and environmentalists are set to face off in Gillette over the federal government’s call for suggestions on how to make sure taxpayers are getting a fair return on public land […]
Great Outdoors
Waterfowl bands are much more than avian jewelry
Though the bulk of Canada goose banding takes place on the nesting grounds in Canada, some happens here in the States, too. Hunting season is rapidly approaching, so it’s important to know what to do […]
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May’s Transition to Defense Going Well [AUDIO]
by Keith Kelley–12 Aug ’15 Wyoming junior linebacker/nickel back, D.J. May has seen a lot in Laramie, with his share of ups and downs. Getting ready to start his sophomore season, May tore a pectoral […]
Sports
McKinney Talks Cowboy Football [AUDIO]
by Keith Kelley–12 Aug ’15 University of Wyoming Senior Associate Athletic Director Kevin McKinney made his weekly appearance on the SportsZone, in Cheyenne, Tuesday. McKinney talked about the start of fall camp and answers some […]
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Very Warm To Hot With Isolated To Scattered Showers & T-Storms Through Saturday
A ridge of high pressure will be settled over the state of Wyoming today through the start of the weekend. Monsoonal moisture and atmospheric instability will also be transferred into the region during this time. […]