Wyoming is killing Colorado’s wolves, again, and the state’s keeping it secret By WyoFile|18 days ago
Some, but not all, sheep have been returned to Edwards family Guy Edwards, the owner of Edwards Rambouillet, said that his sheep — but not his parents' ewes — have been By Mary Stroka|August 29
Yellowstone grizzly bear capturing to begin Aug. 28 GILLETTE, Wyo. — Wildlife biologists are about to start capturing grizzly bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem as part of By Ryan Lewallen|August 23
Gillette police respond to report of dog hanging out of window Gillette police are investigating after a woman Aug. 19 asked them to check on a dog she reportedly saw hanging By Mary Stroka|August 21
Grizzly bear relocated from private land in Thermopolis area CASPER, Wyo. — The Wyoming Game and Fish Department captured and relocated an adult grizzly bear on Aug. 15. According By Oil City News|August 18
(PHOTOS) Campbell County residents share fair photos Campbell County residents submitted a variety of photos to County 17 that marked special moments they experienced at this year's By Mary Stroka|August 15
Campbell County Fair announces sales results Sales across divisions totaled more than $650,000, Fair Coordinator Liz Edwards said Aug. 9. By Mary Stroka|August 09
Migration concerns stall ‘Path of the Pronghorn’ bottleneck development Conservationists cheer delay in formalizing oil and gas lease sale, but call for broader actions to conserve heralded migration corridor. By WyoFile|August 09
At Campbell fair, Upton 8-year-old rides a bull for the first time According to Chase Heinrich, of Upton, any fellow pre-teens should take the following piece of advice if they want to By Mary Stroka|August 04
(PHOTOS) 4-H Campbell student, mom care for sheep at fair Mika Wilken, who will be a sophomore at Campbell County High School, is among the 4-H club members who are By Mary Stroka|August 03
Wyoming is expanding its sage grouse protections. Will it work? Skepticism has enveloped a fraught process that’s proposing to increase protected acres for the embattled western bird, but policymakers remain By WyoFile|August 02
Scared bears and crowded camps: Weighing outdoor recreation’s impacts Researchers find as more humans play outside, a smaller proportion are engaged in stewardship that can protect the lands from By WyoFile|August 01
Boys leave dead goose on vehicle at Gillette movie theater Police are investigating after three youths damaged vehicles at Gillette's movie theater the night of July 30, an official said By Mary Stroka|July 31
National Park Service seeks comment on plan to preserve Yellowstone cutthroat trout GILLETTE, Wyo. — Public comment is needed regarding proposed alternatives to a plan to remove nonnative trout from a drainage By Ryan Lewallen|July 27
‘Path of the Pronghorn’ bottleneck leased for development at $19/acre Wildlife advocates decry state decision, renew calls to protect famous antelope thoroughfare via long-stalled state designation process. By WyoFile|July 27
Game and Fish Wildlife Health Laboratory Supervisor Hank Edwards retires after 35 years CASPER, Wyo. — William H. Edwards, nicknamed "Hank," the Wildlife Health Laboratory supervisor at the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, By Oil City News|July 24
Plague confirmed in Wyoming pets, has potential to spread to humans Laboratory testing recently confirmed plague in Fremont County cat. By Oil City News|July 24
4-H ‘family’ helps Gillette youth compete at Campbell fair GILLETTE, Wyo. — With help from family and friends, a Gillette youth who was in a crash in early June By Mary Stroka|July 22
Edwards Rambouillet owner: Thieves took 70 yearling ewes The Campbell County Sheriff's Office is investigating the theft of dozens of sheep from Guy Edwards's ranch. By Mary Stroka|July 20
NHSFR: Gillette, Wyoming competitors pushing strong halfway through competition GILLETTE, Wyo. — Wyoming and local competitors continued to hold their own on the world stage during the fifth and By Ryan Lewallen|July 19
75 people attend Wyoming sage grouse management meeting in Gillette Wyoming landowners have until 5 p.m. July 28 to tell Gov. Mark Gordon's office what they think about a state By Mary Stroka|July 18
Bison gores Arizona woman in Yellowstone National Park Always stay more than 25 yards away from bison, park staff said. By Oil City News|July 17
Campbell residents can weigh in on sage grouse at meeting Monday Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon's office announced today they will hold a meeting at 6 p.m. July 17 in Gillette to By Mary Stroka|July 14
ProRodeo Hall of Fame to ‘take over’ Rockpile next week Rockpile Museum is partnering with Colorado's ProRodeo Hall of Fame & Museum of the American Cowboy for an exhibit, fun By Mary Stroka|July 14
(PHOTOS) Gillette farmer finds joy in raising sheep Guy Edwards said he has loved working with both younger and older family members as a team to care for By Mary Stroka|July 10
Arch Resources releases 2023 sustainability report Coal mining and processing company Arch Resources released its 2023 sustainability report today. By Mary Stroka|July 06
Authorities seek suspect after calf found poached south of Rock Springs GILLETTE, Wyo. — The Sweetwater County Sheriff’s Office is seeking help identifying the party or parties responsible for killing, harvesting and By County 17|July 06
Wyoming Game and Fish releases Draft Elk Feedgrounds Plan for public review The Game and Fish Department's Draft Wyoming Elk Feedgrounds Management Plan plan is now open for public comment. By Oil City News|July 05
Gillette Animal Shelter to participate in national adoption event Friday, Saturday GILLETTE, Wyo. — The City of Gillette Animal Shelter will waive all adoption fees for National Adoption Weekend this Friday By Ryan Lewallen|June 29
Wild horses back in court amid swelling populations, planned roundups Mustang advocates have mounted a legal fight aiming to reverse a Bureau of Land Management decision calling for zero horses By WyoFile|June 27
Will Yellowstone’s grizzly bears remain forever isolated? Biologists are optimistic that an itinerant bruin could trek south, bringing diversity to an area long severed from Montana and By WyoFile|June 23