Antelope, deer and elk populations are flourishing in eastern Wyoming. With increasing populations, hunting is predicted to be good this upcoming fall. “Wildlife populations
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Tornado warning systems to be tested April 12
A statewide tornado drill will be conducted by the National Weather Service and emergency officials around 10:30 a.m. MDT on Wednesday, April 12. The
Governor praises coal order lifting
Governor Matt Mead has praised Secretarial Order 3348 lifting the federal coal leasing moratorium. The order, from Interior Secretary Zinke, also stops work on
Game and Fish budget cut
Governor and Legislature provide license fee increase to continue investment in wildlife management This year the Wyoming Legislature cut several budgets, this included $9.8
A year for the history books
Hectic legislative session ends with agreement on education funding By Sarah Pridgeon It was a legislative session for the history books, says Senator
Wyoming’s wolf management upheld in courts, but wolves remain on endangered species list while process plays out
On March 3, 2017 a three judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia recognized Wyoming’s wolf management plan
Updates from the Legislature – Mar. 2
Rolling in to our last week of the general session, it’s starting to look more and more like it is our last week. What
Update from the Legislature – Feb. 23
By Tyler Lindholm The sixth week of the general session has come to a close and we are now closer to having a budget
Ed. funding boils down to two approaches
By Sarah Pridgeon The Wyoming House and Senate are now considering each other’s proposals to fix the looming funding crisis in education as each
Updates from the Legislature
By Tyler Lindholm Education remains the top priority this session and both houses finally have a product for the other side to scrutinize. The