Great Outdoors
Don’t put off sighting in any longer
Sighting in your rifle is a must. If you’re going to hunt with it, you absolutely have to make sure it’s shooting where it should. It doesn’t matter if you sighted it in last year, […]
Month: September 2015
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Lincoln County Ranch Preserved for Agriculture, Wildlife
Associated Press KEMMERER, Wyo.— More than 2,000 acres of land in Lincoln County is being protected from development for its agricultural and wildlife values. A conservation easement has been worked out to protect the Buck […]
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Bear Death Part of Higher Wyoming Workplace Fatality Rate
Associated Press RIVERTON, Wyo. — A bear mauling death in Fremont County is among 37 workplace fatalities counted in Wyoming last year. The Wyoming Workforce Services report says the number of workplace deaths in 2014 […]
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Grizzly Relocated in NW Wyoming After Killing Livestock
Associated Press CODY, Wyo. — The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has captured and relocated another adult female grizzly bear this past week in the northwest part of the state. The bear was captured Wednesday […]
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Pokes Drop One at Washington State
by staff–20 Sep ’15 After a quick start by the Cowboys gave UW an early 14-7 lead, the Washington State Cougars came back to defeat the Cowboys 31-14 in Martin Stadium in Pullman, Wash., Saturday […]
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Wyoming Gender-wage Gap Among Worst Nationally
Associated Press CASPER, Wyo. — Wyoming trails Louisiana and Utah in having the widest gender-wage gap in the country. The Wyoming Tribune-Eagle reports 2014 wage data released this week by the U.S. Census Bureau shows […]
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Lawsuit Filed Against Lincoln School District
Associated Press CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A lawsuit contends a western Wyoming school district failed to timely discipline a student athlete who was sexually assaulting, harassing and bullying other teammates. The lawsuit against Lincoln County School […]
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Cooler Than Normal With Clearing Skies Today, Warmer & More Settled This Weekend
Our latest cool front and weather system will quickly move out of the state of Wyoming early today. Higher pressure will then start to build overhead by the afternoon and evening hours. There could be […]
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Former Douglas Teacher has License Suspended
Associated Press CASPER, Wyo. — The Wyoming Professional Teaching Standards Board has suspended the teaching license of a Douglas woman accused of having sexual relationships with two 18-year-old students. According to the board’s disciplinary report […]
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Jury finds Casper man not guilty of murder
Associated Press CASPER, Wyo.— A jury has acquitted a man charged in a fatal shooting in front of a Casper home. The Casper Star-Tribune reports jurors deliberated for about two hours Thursday before finding 68-year-old […]