Wyoming’s 2013 foreign language content and performance standards are up for review, and the Wyoming Department of Education is asking for public input on the standards. Input collected on the foreign language standards will be
Wyoming’s economy is the 10th most hit by coronavirus among the 50 states and District of Columbia, according to a recent survey by WalletHub. Using a set of data that ranged from the share of
As of April 1, snowpack snow-water content has continued to rise across the eastern Bighorns since the March snowpack report for Sheridan County. Across the range, snowpack water content varied from 88 percent to 151
A measure dealing with school finance funding, House Bill 173, will likely go before a joine Wyoming House/Senate conference committee to work out differences between the two legislative bodies. Sheridan County’s Rep. Mark Kinner said
While many government offices will close, or close early, on Friday in observance of Good Friday – the last Friday before Easter – Sheridan County’s Rep. Mark Kinner said the day seems likely to be
The Bureau of Land Management has prepared an environmental assessment and is seeking public comment on a proposed wild horse gather on the Adobe Town, Salt Wells Creek, Great Divide Basin, White Mountain and Little
Wyoming’s Senator Cynthia Lummis has introduced a bill in the U.S. Senate that would rfemove grizzly bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem from the Endangered Species List and shift management of the grizzlies to wildlife
Work by a University of Wyoming scientist aimed at stabilizing medical biologies like COVID vaccines is highlighted in the March 20 edition of “The Guardian.” Biologist Thomas Boothby’s laboratory in UW’s Department of Molecular Biology
A video course showing the processing of beef, pork and lamb carcasses into different meat cuts – and the correct cooking methods – is available free from the University of Wyoming Extension Service. The course,
Co-leading her first subcommittee hearing this week on water infrastructure projects, Wyoming’s U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis touched on the importance of flexibility regarding water infrastructure regulations for small communities like those across Wyoming. Speaking in
Braving rain and chill, a concerned group of residents gathered in Grinnell Plaza Monday night in a rally to raise awareness about the need for Medicaid expansion in Wyoming. Dave Myers, who’s vice chairman of
Wyoming Congresswoman Liz Cheney has signed on as a co-sponsor of the Carbon Capture Modernization Act, which is legislation that will advance carbon capture technologies at coal plants. After co-sponsoring the measure, Cheney said Wyoming
The Wyoming State Veterinary Laboratory is testing 2,500 COVID-19 samples a day. Vault Health provided diagnostic testing services to the University of Wyoming until December. That was when the veterinary laboratory took over the task,
A molecular biologist who has earned international recognition has received the Andrew Vanvig Distinguished Faculty Lifetime Achievement Award from the University of Wyoming’s College of Agriculture and Natural Resources. Professor David Fay is a developmental
Republicans in Wyoming’s state House and Senate introduced legislation this week that would allocate funding to protect the state’s coal industry and the reliability of the electrical grid against discriminatory interstate policies. House Bill 207,
