The state's 14-day average in total new cases is 129 per day. That number is up 57 from a month ago.
The state's number of total active cases is 802. That number is up 325 from a month ago.
The state's 14-day average in total new cases is 127.7 per day. That number is up 50.5 from a month ago.
The state's number of total active cases is 791. That number is up 386 from a month ago.
“It is critical that we have adequate fuel supplies. This is particularly necessary for air support during this fire season,” Gordon said in a statement.
“It is critical that we have adequate fuel supplies. This is particularly necessary for air support during this fire season,” Gordon said in a statement.
Historically, students receiving the top level scholarships have been able to cover the entirety of their community college tuition, or the bulk of University of Wyoming costs. But tuition increases and general economic inflation mean those awards aren’t worth as much as they used to be.
Historically, students receiving the top level scholarships have been able to cover the entirety of their community college tuition, or the bulk of University of Wyoming costs. But tuition increases and general economic inflation mean those awards aren’t worth as much as they used to be.
The state's 14-day average in total new cases is 121.3 per day. That number is up 49.3 from a month ago.
The state's number of total active cases is 759. That number is up 354 from a month ago.
Lummis writes:
I came to Washington to solve real problems and get things done. I don’t care if a solution comes from the right or the left – I’m here to support good legislation and good policy.
“[The boat] hit a little whirlypool, and it was enough to suck the side under a little bit where it would take on water,” said Cody Lockhart, Teton County Search and Rescue chief adviser.
A man and boy are dead after another man drove his pickup into vehicles that were stopped for a previous accident on Interstate 80 near Evanston on Sunday, according to the Wyoming Highway Patrol.
The state's 14-day average in total new cases is 117.5 per day. That number is up 45.6 from a month ago.
The state's number of total active cases is 617. That number is up 212 from a month ago.
There have now been 766 coronavirus-caused deaths in Wyoming since the pandemic arrived here in March 2020. Nineteen deaths have been reported in July so far.
The warning covers an area along Highway 212 between Point of Rocks south of Red Lodge to the Seeley Creek drainage near the Sheridan campground, said Carbon County DES coordinator Cyrina Allen on Monday.
Wyoming Game and Fish commissioners backed agency staff last week and approved compensation for trophy game damage to stock that amounted to $…
A report released Tuesday by the American Petroleum Institute found that in 2019, the industry directly supported 28,270 jobs — 6.8% of the state’s total employment. It generated 18% of Wyoming’s GDP and 17.3% of its labor income, including wages, salaries, benefits and proprietors' income.
SHERIDAN — Most elementary-aged students in Wyoming receive less physical education than kids in other states — roughly two times per week, we…
The state's 14-day average in total new cases is 115 per day. That number is up 53 from a month ago.
The state's number of total active cases (including probable cases) is 570. That number is up 136 from a month ago.
Record-setting temperatures were forecast for much of eastern Montana and portions of northern Wyoming.
The current drought is the worst seen in Wyoming since 2013.
The body of Lt. Alva Krogman, killed when his plane crashed during the Vietnam War, will arrive at Billings Logan International Airport on Monday on his way to his hometown of Worland.
Each Sunday we ask you a question about an issue important to Wyoming, then print what you think the following week.
Land advocates applaud the interest in Wyoming’s open spaces, but also recognize the need to step up education on sustainable ways to recreate outside like carrying out your garbage, not feeding wildlife, and, well, the proper ways to poop in the woods.