Facing a $1.8 million shortfall, city decides to make up for loss by cutting back on fertilizing, irrigating and otherwise maintaining public parks and landscaping.

It's telling, columnist Kerry Drake writes, that the fired journalists at the eight shuttered newspapers immediately focused on the impact the closures would have on their readers and communities.

The newly accessible tract represents a little more than half of the Antelope mine's annual production but signals more coal mining actions to come.

Hunters Bradly Cape, Phillip Yeomans, John Slowensky and Zachary Smith successfully fought Eshelman’s suit — and misdemeanor criminal charges — arguing they were protected by the 1885 Unlawful ...

The U.S. Forest Service has been searching for an identity almost since the federal government began managing trees in the 19th century. It started in 1876 inventorying public lands to prevent ...

Study refutes widespread understanding that gray wolves, anchored by young offspring, don’t move during spring denning season.

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Higher severance and ad valorem payments are not expected to offset federal mineral royalty reductions, according to state ...

About a week before President Donald Trump’s Fourth of July signing of the One Big Beautiful Bill, the co-chairmen of the ...

A deal is in the works to keep news online and in print in Wheatland, Torrington and Lusk as communities chip in to support ...

Uinta, Platte, Niobrara, Goshen and Sublette counties become "news deserts" as News Media Corp shutters eight local Wyoming ...

Judge rules that U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service must reconsider decision about relisting wolves in the Rocky Mountains under ...