Articles by Reece Monaco

By Staff 9-13,2016 Wyoming is by far the top producer and exporter of soda ash in the United States, and it is a key part of the state’s economy. Unfortunately overcapacity in China has hurt […]

AP 9-13,2016 Wyoming voters will decide in November whether to change the state constitution to allow the investment of billions more dollars of state funds in the stock market. Wyoming Treasurer Mark Gordon is pushing […]

AP 9-12,2016 A wildfire again has closed the south entrance to Yellowstone National Park and caused park employees to evacuate from the area. Yellowstone officials say U.S. Highway 89/191/287 remains closed after strong wind caused […]

AP 8-31,2016 An expected increase in winds along with warm, dry weather has firefighters bracing for more active wildfire growth in Yellowstone National Park. There are five fires burning in the park, but all major […]

By Staff 8-31,2016 Governor Matt Mead says the latest economic reports for the state are not glowing, but for now he’s not going to make more budget cuts. Last week Mead sent a letter to […]

AP 8-31,2016 The number of greater sage grouse in Wyoming continues to grow, at least for now. Biologists and others who fanned out across Wyoming this spring counted more male sage grouse at mating areas […]

AP 8-31,2016 Beginning Thursday snowmobilers will be able to enter a drawing for permits to ride through Yellowstone National Park without a guide. The Bozeman Daily Chronicle reports that a permit is required for all […]

AP 8-24,2016 A highway leading into Yellowstone National Park remains closed because of a wildfire burning in neighboring Grand Teton National Park in northwest Wyoming. Fire spokeswoman Karen Miranda says prospects aren’t good for opening […]

AP 8-24,2016 Officials say there has been record-breaking ridership on commercial jets touching down at Wyoming’s Jackson Hole Airport this summer. The Jackson Hole News & Guide reports that officials say July was the second-busiest […]

AP 8-24,2016 Wyoming’s Board of Education will now allow the state schools chief to retain a vote, ending a debate that began during the tenure of former Superintendent Cindy Hill. The Casper Star-Tribune reports (http://bit.ly/2bf9Tn9 […]