Year: 2015

AP 8-26,2015 Wyoming lawmakers have rejected a proposal that would have increased the state’s vehicle registrations fees by $10. The Wyoming Tribune Eagle reports that the Joint Transportation, Highways and Military Affairs Interim Committee voted […]

AP 8-26,2015 The percentage of Wyoming high school seniors ready for college increased with the 2015 class. A report released Wednesday by ACT shows that 22 percent of the 2015 graduating class met college readiness […]

By Staff 8-25,2015 Limited free tickets are available to Wyoming veterans for the University of Wyoming Cowboy football game against Eastern Michigan at War Memorial Stadium, Sept. 12, in Laramie, with a kickoff time at […]

By Staff 8-25,2015 The Wyoming Game and Fish Department urges hunters and other backcountry users to be cautious when recreating in bear country, and to carry and know how to use bear spray. “As bears […]

AP 8-25,2015 The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is banning open fires on all commission-owned and administered lands within the Sheridan Region. The closure covers lands including the Kerns, Amsden, Bud Love and Ed O. […]

AP 8-25,2015 Federal prosecutors have filed new charges that seek the death penalty for an 18-year-old Wyoming man charged with fatally shooting a husband and wife who stopped to offer him roadside assistance. The new […]

By Staff 8-25,2015 Seventeen Bureau of Land Management gentled wild horses and burros were adopted during Wyoming Mustang Days, at the Wyoming State Fair, in Douglas, Wyo., Aug. 11-15. The BLM Wild Horse and Burro […]

By Staff 8-25,2015 Lightning from recent thunderstorms has started a fire on the Promontory Peninsula between the south and southeast arms of Yellowstone Lake in Yellowstone National Park. Named for a nearby backcountry campsite, the […]