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Leftover draw offers second chance at a hunting license
AFTON (WNE) — There’s one more chance to get a limited-quota elk, deer and antelope license through the Wyoming Game and Fish Department’s leftover license draw. Residents and … more
Pronghorn and drilling rigs on the Ultra Energy Field.
BLM extends Public Lands Rule deadline
In an apparent response to strident opposition from western conservatives, including Wyoming’s top elected officials, the Bureau of Land Management last week extended the public comment period … more
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Scammers use AI to clone loved ones’ voices
JACKSON — A new tool is available to scammers: your voice. The Federal Trade Commission has warned that “artificial intelligence voice scams” are on the rise nationally. … more
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Change for license plates for light trailers starts July 1
The Wyoming Department of Transportation is reminding residents about upcoming changes to license plates for light trailers. Starting July 1, owners of light trailers — defined as trailers … more
Cowboy chef and humorist Kent Rollins will sign copies of his newest cookbook at a Sunday block party in Ten Sleep. The event is free, but donations will benefit the Ten Sleep library.
Famed chef featured at Sunday block party in Ten Sleep
On Sunday afternoon, best-selling author, cowboy chef and media personality Kent Rollins will sign copies of his newest cookbook in Ten Sleep. The event will take place from 2-4 p.m. at the Ten … more
Pat Patterson
Beartooth Electric names new general manager

RED LODGE — The Beartooth Electric Cooperative (BEC) board of trustees recently announced Pat Patterson as the electric cooperative’s new general manager. “We were very … more
Northwest College students, including Haylee Baver (left), Allie Foster (right), Sydney Legler, Noah Lavin, Kyler Martinez and Ian Legler work on their final project in the community painting agility installations at Wiggly Field.
Powell company gives dogs the gift of fun
Powell Dog Lovers, the group that raised donations to build the city’s dog park (known as Wiggly Field), put out a wish list for park improvements a few months ago that included canine agility … more
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Bruno is a pocket pit bull, a popular designer breed that produces a smaller dog with the head of pit bull.
Let’s talk about Bruno
Kodi Stringer-Sawaya and her husband Alex have three dogs. The newest addition is a short, stubby legged dog with a head fit for a pit bull. His name is Bruno. He was named after the song “We … more
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A multi-colored Maine coon licks its lips. The breeds come in a variety of colors and Wendy Kays has imported breeding cats from all over Europe in part for the variety of colors and other physical characteristics.
Maine coons: A unique option for pet owners
If you ask Wendy Kays, the owner of Powell-based breeder Bosley’s Angels Maine Coons, the cats are really “dogs in cats bodies.”  “They're much more dog-like than … more
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Clark stares out from his perch in the large cat room at the Moyer Animal Shelter, one of 17 cats in the room that day in early June and one of 22 being taken care of by the shelter, which was a smaller total of cats than they’d had for awhile.
Animal shelters report lots of animals in care
Shelter manager Barb Muecke picks up and pets a small, 6-month-old cat named Angie, the newest cat at the shelter, as she looks out at the other 16 cats roaming around the big cat room or on the back … more
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Wyoming save rate for shelter animals declines
Wyoming’s save rate for dogs and cats dropped from 89% to 87%, according to annual data report from Best Friends Animal Society   Best Friends Animal Society, a leading animal … more
Emergency road closure planned on road near Frannie
An emergency road closure is planned for Wednesday, June 21 on County Road 1XG, according to a notice from Park County Public Works. The location is approximately 1.3 miles west of … more
Hundreds of residents packed the Cody Auditorium on Thursday night for the Cody Planning and Zoning Commission public hearing on the proposed Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints temple on Skyline Drive. Tables up front had signs asking residents to go by one table if in favor of the project and another if opposed. A majority of attendees were seen traveling through the opening near the table where residents in favor of the project could sign up to speak.
After a nearly 6 hour meeting, LDS temple plans still up in air
The debate over the proposed Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints temple in Cody is not over. During a packed, standing-room-only Thursday meeting with hundreds of people that ran until … more
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One of the more eye catching aspects of the mass casualty training was the presence of two Black Hawk helicopters which landed near the Cabre Gym parking lot.
Regional first responders and National Guard participate in ‘once in a generation” exercises
Roughly 300 first response personnel and Wyoming National Guard members, some in Black Hawk helicopters, reacted to the situation at hand during a large-scale mass casualty training at Northwest … more
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Jay Curtis
Superintendent Jay Curtis’ contract extended another year
Jay Curtis will continue to serve in his role as Park County School District 1 superintendent through at least June 30, 2025 with a salary increase of 2% in his latest contract. This means that … more
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Members of the Powell Volunteer Fire Department stand by the scene of a June 3 motorcycle crash at the intersection of Ingalls and Third street. The driver of the motorcycle, Kirk Ohman, was allegedly fleeing from a police officer in an attempt to avoid arrest.
Powell man rearrested, facing charges after motorcycle chase
An attempt to arrest a Powell man earlier this month turned into a chase that only ended when he crashed his motorcycle, according to charging documents. Kirk A. Ohman has remained in custody … more
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Charli Campbell (far right) leads the pack during a race on Bill Rentschler’s land.
Go-Kart racing in the name of family fun
A fast-paced, bubbly hum will often fill the air at Bill Rentschler’s property where an alfalfa field has long been replaced with two Go-Kart tracks, but for the family who’s been … more
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NWC hosts Secret Service, officers for specialized training
Nearly three dozen law enforcement officers from around the state and region received specialized training from the U.S. Secret Service at Northwest College earlier this month. While the Secret … more
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Yellowstone National Park’s May visitation down 13% from year before
Yellowstone National Park hosted 454,929 recreation visits in May, a 13% decrease from the year before (523,680 recreation visits), which was Yellowstone National Park’s busiest May on record. … more
The monologues show features many of the powerful and persuasive women who helped shape Cody and will complete its final summer season at the Center of the West.
Final three performances of ‘The Cody Monologues’ coming to Center of the West 
CODY — Studio Theatre at CCPA will present the final three performances of “Famous & Infamous Women of the West: The Cody Monologues” at the Buffalo Bill Center  of … more
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