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The setting sun is obscured by smoke Friday night during the Wyoming State Track Championships in Casper. A National Weather Service meteorologist in Riverton said we can start seeing relief from the smoke from Canada wildland fires starting this week.
Air quality to at least temporarily improve
Fire season arrived early this year. More than 200 wildland fires are burning across several parched provinces in western Canada with almost a quarter of those fires out of control. Tens of thousands … more
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Sam Mihara speaks outside the theater bearing his name at the Heart Mountain Interpretive Center.
Mihara receives grant to teach Japanese American incarceration in Wyoming
Sam Mihara, who was incarcerated at Heart Mountain as a child, has received a grant from the Wyoming Humanities Council to travel around the state and teach about the Japanese American incarceration. … more
Click It or Ticket campaign reminds drivers: Buckle up May 22-June 4, and every day
Wyoming law enforcement is urging drivers to buckle up during the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) national Click It or Ticket … more
Early deadlines for May 30 edition of the Powell Tribune
Due to the Memorial Day holiday on Monday, May 29, we will have early deadlines for the Tuesday, May 30 edition of the Powell Tribune. Deadlines for news, display advertising, legal advertising … more
The Meeteetse Museums is taking reservations for the Legend Rock Tour
The Meeteetse Museums is taking reservations for the Legend Rock Tour on June 3 led by Nathaniel Barney and John Pingree from the Eastern Shoshone Tribe. This year, staff are keeping tours to 12 … more
Public invited to Buffalo Bill Resource Management Plan public meetings
CODY — Wyoming State Parks, in partnership with the Bureau of Reclamation, is hosting several opportunities to engage with the resource management planning process for Buffalo Bill Reservoir … more
Civil suit alleges Ammon Bundy hid assets in Wyoming
Ammon Bundy is using Wyoming’s controversial corporate privacy laws to hide his assets in a series of shell companies, according to recent court filings in an Idaho lawsuit.  As first … more
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Park County Open Lands hosts picnic to celebrate landscapes, launch community-led land trust program
Cody ­— Park County Open Lands is pleased to extend an invitation to the community for the first community picnic. This June 10 event will not only celebrate the remarkable open spaces and … more
Two persons identified in Yellowstone fatality
Details remain scarce about a weekend incident in which a woman was found dead in a vehicle in Yellowstone National Park. On Saturday evening, park officials say rangers “responded to an … more
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Cody Region Game and Fish Large Carnivore Biologist Phil Quick holds a black bear above the water in an irrigation ditch after darting the bear to get it out of a tree next to farm fields north of Powell. Other Game and Fish staff and a government trapper assisted in the rescue.
Game and Fish relocates bear from farm fields north of town
Phil Quick was pleased a mature boar black bear made a soft landing in an irrigation ditch after toppling from a tree near Lane 6 with two darts in his body on May 11. The Game and Fish Cody … more
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Kalven McPherson
Cody man in custody after speeding, fleeing from law enforcement
A Cody motorcyclist is facing multiple misdemeanor charges on allegations that he fled from authorities after being caught driving 118 mph. Kalven P. McPherson, 25, faces misdemeanor counts of … more
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From left, Caitlin Belmont, Jimmy Dees, Kinsley Braten, David Polson, Hannah Sears, Joe Bucher, Allie Gilliatt and McKenna Alley dance in a climatic ballroom scene of ‘Annie Get Your Gun.’
Hannah get your gun
Being a deadly combination of show-woman and sharpshooter is something that both Annie Oakley and Powell High School senior Hannah Sears have in common. On May 6-7, Sears, who is an accomplished … more
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In Park County School District 1 a total of 23 students won an award at the district level for their literary works. A total of five students won an award at the state level. The full list of student names can be found in the accompanying story.
Powell celebrates over 20 young authors
Following a short break, the return of the Young Authors contest has concluded and 28 Powell students across a wide age range walked away with awards including five state winners and eight honorable … more
School district employees to see a nearly 1% pay increase
Due to budget increases and a continued rise in cost of living, Park County School District 1 has voted to increase employee salaries for the 2023-2024 school year. “We all have been made … more
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Fly fishing equipment donated to middle school fly fishing club
Bozeman, Montana — The Fay Ranches Community Foundation (FRCF), in conjunction with Fay Ranches Brokers JW Robinson and Neil Bangs, as well as other donors, recently donated to the Powell … more
Kalin Hicswa
Local student named semifinalist in U.S. Presidential Scholars Program
Kalin Hicswa, a graduating senior at Powell High School, has been named one of 628 semifinalists in the 2023 U.S. Presidential Scholars Program. The semifinalists were selected from over 5,000 … more
More volunteers needed for Special Olympics this weekend in Gillette
GILLETTE (WNE) — More volunteers are needed to help run the Special Olympics Wyoming State Summer Games run smoothly this weekend. The state games, state softball and high school graduations … more
American Legion Commander will visit Big Horn Basin
American Legion National Commander Vincent Troiola, will be visiting the Big Horn Basin Monday through Wednesday.  Jim Troiola was elected the National Commander of The American Legion in … more
Kane bus tour is June 3
The annual Kane bus tour, put on by the Lovell-Kane Area Museum, is June 3 at 9 a.m. Participants will meet at the museum, then travel down to old Kane town site, the MA Ranch, John Blue cabin, then … more
Grizzly 399 and her single cub of the year wander through Grand Teton National Park after emerging from the forest in May after winter hibernation.
With one cub, Grizzly 399 is the oldest known grizzly mother in the region
About an hour earlier, Grizzly 399 had crossed the road. Her small, newly born cub of the year poked along behind her. When the duo approached a crowd of 60 or so wildlife watchers and … more
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