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Criminal Justice Apr 30, 2024

A Yellowstone Trip That Ended with a Man Being Arrested for Kicking a Bison

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, Wyo. (AP) — A man who kicked...
Other News & Features Apr 27, 2024

Animal Groups are Urging Tourists Not to Visit Wyoming After a Man Hit a Wolf Then Took It to a Bar

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — As Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming...
Politics Apr 22, 2024

Biden Administration Moves to Make Conservation an Equal to Industry on US Lands

BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — The Biden administration on Thursday finalized...
Other News & Features Apr 17, 2024

Plumbing Problem at Glen Canyon Dam Brings New Threat to Colorado River System

ATLANTA (AP) — Plumbing problems at the dam holding back...
Other News & Features Apr 04, 2024

Wolf Kills a Calf in Colorado, the First Confirmed Kill After the Predator’s Reintroduction

DENVER (AP) — A wolf has killed a calf in...
Criminal Justice Mar 20, 2024

Man to Plead Guilty in Eagle ‘Killing Spree’ on Reservation to Sell Feathers on Black Market

A Washington state man accused of helping kill thousands of birds is...
Other News & Features Mar 12, 2024

US, Canada and Indigenous Groups Announce Proposal to Address Cross-Border Mining Pollution

BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — The U.S., Canada and several indigenous...
Other News & Features Mar 07, 2024

States in Colorado River Basin Pitch New Ways to Absorb Shortages but Clash on the Approach

SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) — The seven U.S. states that...
Other News & Features Feb 03, 2024

US Won’t Restore Protections for Wolves in Rockies, Proposes National Recovery Plan

Federal wildlife officials on Friday rejected requests from conservation groups...
Other News & Features Jan 11, 2024

Climate Change is Shrinking Snowpack in Many Places, Study Shows. And It Will Get Worse

DENVER (AP) — River basins around the world that were...
Criminal Justice Jan 09, 2024

Arrest Warrant Issued for Montana Man Accused of Killing Thousands of Birds, Including Eagles

BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — A federal judge issued an arrest...
Other News & Features Jan 04, 2024

New Online Tool Saving Eagles, Guiding Energy Development

Wind generates nearly one-third of Wyoming’s power, but the massive...
Other News & Features Jan 03, 2024

What’s the Future of Grand Teton’s Busiest Spot?

By Melissa Thomasma Special to the Wyoming Truth Nestled in the...
Other News & Features Nov 26, 2023

Wyoming Company Fighting Fires with Technology

Frontline Wildfire Defense, a Jackson Hole-based company that produces cutting-edge...
Other News & Features Nov 19, 2023

National Park Service Won’t Plow ‘Plug’

CODY, Wyo. — Yellowstone National Park has closed for the...
Other News & Features Nov 11, 2023

Wyoming Toad: Hopping Back Strong

You’ve got to be resilient to last in Wyoming, especially...
Other News & Features Nov 06, 2023

Chronic Wasting Disease Found in Elk in Cody Hunt Area for the First Time

Wyoming wildlife officials have detected chronic wasting disease (CWD) in...
Other News & Features Oct 31, 2023

Hunters’ Surplus Harvest Helps Hungry Families

Sierra Mitchell pulled away from the Star Valley Meat Block...
Other News & Features Oct 22, 2023

Hunters Finding Limited Quarry This Fall

Dire predictions about the potentially devastating impact last winter’s severe...
Other News & Features Oct 21, 2023

Women Reflect on First-Time Hunting Experiences at Antelope Hunt

“One shot, Holly. One shot,” Holly Butler, a 50-year-old retired...
Other News & Features Oct 19, 2023

Wildlife Biologist: Progress Made on Removing Wild Horses, But Thousands Still Need to Go

State and federal officials have made progress on controlling wild...
Other News & Features Oct 15, 2023

Seeds of Hope for Threatened Pine Species

Whitebark pine, a native species of high-elevation conifer, is on...
Other News & Features Oct 07, 2023

Study Finds Complexities in Wolf-Elk Interactions

CODY, Wyo. — Wildlife watching is a major factor in...
Politics Oct 05, 2023

Gordon, White House Trade Jabs Over Federal Emissions Reduction Funding

WASHINGTON — Like most of Wyoming’s elected officials, Gov. Mark...
Other News & Features Oct 05, 2023

Grand Teton Visitation Eclipses 2022 Numbers 

Grand Teton National Park visitation increased by an average of...
Other News & Features Oct 02, 2023

UW Study Reveals Strong Support for Fossil Fuels, Increasing Embrace of Other Energy Sources

Although fossil fuels have faced some scrutiny and opposition, Wyomingites...
Other News & Features Sep 25, 2023

Birds Return to Fishing Bridge

LAKE VILLAGE, Wyo. — A historic roadside stop in Yellowstone...
Other News & Features Sep 18, 2023

Forest Service Can’t Be Sued Over 2018 Wildfire, Court Rules

The U.S. Forest Service can’t be sued for the way...
Other News & Features Sep 14, 2023

Snow-packed, Forested Lands are Water Reservoirs

Better forest management practices could lead to increased water yield,...
Other News & Features Sep 12, 2023

Wyoming Fire Watch: As Neighboring States Burn, Cowboy State Stays Cool

The National Interagency Fire Center is reporting 69 large wildfires...
Other News & Features Aug 28, 2023

Following ‘Catastrophic’ Winter, State May Need To Relocate Deer

In the wake of a brutal and unprecedented winter, some...
Other News & Features Aug 23, 2023

WOMEN YOU SHOULD KNOW IN WYOMING: New State Forester First Woman to Assume  Role

Onlookers could never have guessed how tense Cheyenne’s Kelly Norris...

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