Lannett, the company that shut down Cody Labs after at one point adding more than 100 jobs to the city, is under fire in a lawsuit brought against the Food and Drug Administration by another drug maker claiming Lannett deceived the FDA by claiming Cody Labs was in operation after the facilit…
The Wyoming Business Council is putting several measures in place to mitigate and manage against fraudulent claims stemming from its CARES Act COVID-19 business relief program.
The holidays are a time where people get together and connect with family and friends. For several Cody families, they’re a time for opening their doors to make people feel welcome.
The Park County GOP is asking county public health officer Dr. Aaron Billin to rescind the county mask mandate.
Road crews from S&S Builders are continuing their progress up 17th Street as the road construction season continues to wind down. Crews are wrapping up work on the Alger Avenue/17th Street intersection and if the weather holds, will finish that work and begin heading farther up the hill.
In a probable cause hearing on Monday afternoon, Judge Bruce Waters of the Park County Circuit Court moved to advance a case against Robert A. Underwood, 76, of Jones, Okla., to district court.
Northwest College has a temporary steward. After operating as acting president for nine days, Lisa Watson was elevated by the College’s Board of Trustees to interim president of the school.
In response to the numerous questions and complaints leveled against some businesses receiving funds from the CARES Act COVID-19 business relief program managed by the Wyoming Business Council, the Cody Enterprise performed a Freedom of Information Act request to get more background informat…
The COVID-19 picture remains concerning for county health officials although some trends have started to improve.
The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission announced the formation of a new task force that will study top-priority wildlife issues facing the department and sportsmen and women such as licensing and public access. The group, called the Wyoming Wildlife Taskforce, will be chaired by Commission Pre…
The Park County GOP is asking county public health officer Dr. Aaron Billin to rescind the county mask mandate.
The Wyoming Department of Transportation did not escape the governor’s budget cuts this summer, but the agency says it will do all it can to keep the roads as clear as crews have in years prior.
The state and Park County have already been making plans for rolling out a COVID-19 vaccine, long before it has been approved for public use.
Yellowstone National Park posted another record month in October to close out its 2020 summer season, shattering the previous record for that month with more than 110,000 additional people visiting this year.
A petition to revoke probation has been filed against a Powell Police Department employee.
A recent survey of Wyoming residents showed that the coronavirus pandemic influenced how voters chose to cast their ballots in the Nov. 3 general election.
With the pandemic worsening in recent weeks, Northwest College has announced its intent to continue operating under a hybrid model for the spring semester.
CHEYENNE — With about a third of Wyoming’s roads soon to be in failing condition and a lack of funds to repair them, lawmakers on an interim committee advanced a bill Thursday that would increase the state’s fuel tax by nine cents.
CASPER – Sen. John Barrasso announced his intent to become the lead Republican on the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee for the 117th Congress next year, setting himself up for a potential leadership role if Republicans maintain control of the U.S. Senate this winter.
New enrollees planning to take courses at Northwest College during spring 2021, or former students who are planning to reenroll after taking a break, now have additional opportunities to fund their semester through scholarships.
CASPER – When the Wyoming Department of Health announces that more COVID-19 patients in the state have died from the disease, it is often announcing deaths that actually occurred weeks if not months before.
Gathering limits tighten next week for the first time since the summer with Gov. Mark Gordon’s new public health orders slated to go into effect Tuesday.
Amber and Ben Hufft walk back to the starting line while axe throwing for their 12th wedding anniversary at Cody Firearms Experience on Nov. 13.
In observance of the Thanksgiving holiday, Cody Regional Health will close its drive-thru testing site on Thursday, Nov. 26.
Public works director Phillip Bowman praised the City of Cody linemen for responding to a pair of power outages last week, the first of which led to five workers coming in on their day off.
Construction crews are taking advantage of another warm spell to finish up a few final sections of the downtown roadwork project before more wintry weather shuts them down for the season.
Legislation supported by Cody students and faculty to make suicide prevention education the law of the state is one step closer to becoming a reality.
The American supply chain in almost every industry has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, with materials for carpenters and contractors no exception. In a building boom like the one Cody is experiencing, that’s meant price increases and project delays.
Two grant programs funded by Gov. Mark Gordon with CARES Act dollars have led to increases in student enrollment at the University of Wyoming and community colleges around the state, meeting the goals of the programs.
CHEYENNE – Gov. Mark Gordon released his supplemental budget proposal Monday afternoon, providing a road map for lawmakers in the months ahead and an indication to the public of just how serious Wyoming’s economic situation has become.
A face mask mandate has been put in place for Park County in response to the increased spread of the COVID-19 virus.
With COVID-19 cases continuing to rise in Park County and around the state, all county public health officers and the Wyoming Hospital Association are petitioning Gov. Mark Gordon to enact a mask mandate.
His full name is Shilohs Magnanimous Black, but he goes by Magnus for short. He’s young, he’s playful, and his blonde hair has a tendency to get everywhere. He’s the new therapy dog at Cody Middle School, training to help the students calm down and even learn.
The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation needs to make repairs to a stream gauging station on the Shoshone River, and that means temporary changes to the water this spring.
The Cutthroat Guest Ranch will be prohibited from providing any amplified acoustic entertainment moving forward.
The City of Cody is committed to taking a close look at the development review process.
A man who called in a phony bomb threat to Cody High School in 2016 has pleaded guilty more than four years after the crime was committed.
CASPER – The University of Wyoming moved all classes online beginning Monday, amid soaring COVID-19 cases on campus and within the community at large.
CASPER (WNE) – Rep. Eric Barlow, R-Gillette, and Sen Dan Dockstader, R-Afton, will likely lead the Wyoming Legislature for the next two years after a remote vote of the Republican caucus Saturday morning.
With Park County Commissioner Chairman Joe Tilden testing positive for COVID-19, the commissioners will be meeting virtually at their next meeting Tuesday.
The Cody Lions Club’s annual Turkey Day will not include carnival games or the chance to win turkeys this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Eastside School student council member Addi Fetter, 8, gives U.S. Marine Corps veteran Richard Jacobs a pecan pie at Big Horn Cinemas on Wednesday.
Cody is a finalist for a leading outdoor product manufacturer to move operations and 150 jobs to the area, Forward Cody CEO James Klessens said Tuesday at a city council meeting at City Hall.
Road crews from S&S builders took advantage of the good weather last week and are moving most of their work to 17th Street.
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