Governor Mark Gordon and the Wyoming Department of Health have announced the removal of a health order addressing operations of personal care services, along with a continued relaxing of COVID-19 protocols as Wyoming’s metrics continue to improve.
After months of deliberation Kenneth “Val” Geissler will get the bench trial he wanted.
With the use of a Huey helicopter from Montana, Park County Search and Rescue saved two snowmobilers Saturday in the Beartooth Mountains.
Earlier this month the Park County Sheriff’s Office released its statistics from the 2020 year.
Park County has awarded more than $476,000 to 20 different local nonprofits as part of the CARES Act Charitable Relief program.
A Montana man who had allegedly stolen three vehicles and made it from New Mexico to northern Wyoming was foiled by the wind.
Drive-thru COVID-19 testing run by the hospital is about to come to an end.
A new subdivision of 12 townhomes off of Kent Avenue is a step closer to being built after Cody City Council approved a preliminary plat last week.
Budget woes at the state level have caused the Cody School District to look for ways to save money by offering incentives to teachers to leave the district of their own accord.
A woman found with a felony quantity of meth while digging holes at the base of Cedar Mountain in the spring of 2018 has been sentenced to three years supervised probation by Park County District Court Judge Bill Simpson.
As a historic arctic cold event gripped much of the country, Black Hills Energy responded to dramatic increases in customer energy demand on electric and natural gas infrastructure.
Cody resident Fred Doane was stuck on Road 18 off the Powell Highway for nearly four hours on Sunday after drifting snow caused by high winds made it impassable.
Park County has had a highly unusual first half of its fiscal year, with sales tax revenue down but outside federal support flowing into county coffers at unprecedented levels, to the point where the county actually has a surplus.
No one was hurt in a Thursday morning fire in a house on Alger Avenue that has been rendered uninhabitable.
The numbers are in, and the vaccination rate is starting to look pretty good. According to a report penned by Cody Regional Health CEO Doug McMillan, nearly 19% of the Park County population has received at least their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine.
The Wyoming Department of Health is warning residents to be on alert for suspicious, potentially fraudulent activity as efforts to help prevent COVID-19 deaths and illnesses by providing free, safe and effective vaccinations continue.
A couple of downtown establishments are changing names and business elements, while holding on to ownership and a commitment to high standards.
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Winter weather is continuing to delay resumption of the downtown roadwork project.
CHEYENNE – Gov. Mark Gordon led a coalition of 17 Republican governors urging President Joe Biden to withdraw an executive order that bans new oil and gas development leases on federal land and in offshore waters.
Winter weather is continuing to delay resumption of the downtown roadwork project.
The Wyoming Department of Transportation reported 10 snowplow strikes over a five-day span as plows were maintaining the roads due to wintry conditions, including one on WYO 120 south of Cody.
Faye Livingston, 78, has been pretty homebound since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Although she has been living with her daughter, who had a recent bout with the virus, put Livingston in nearly complete isolation.
Park County’s COVID-19 rate remains in the 30s – it was 33 Tuesday – far below the hundreds of active cases from the late fall, but not all signs are positive.
Two years after a major shakeup of the Cody Stampede Board, former board president and current member Mike Darby said a review of the money-handling processes did not turn up any discrepancies.
After a majority of neighbors objected to initial and follow-up plans for a homeowner to build two accessory dwelling units on her 10th Street lot, in part to have more rental units, Cody Planning and Zoning Board members decided they need more time before making a final decision.
The city will test its emergency alert system on Friday at noon. There will be two test periods as the primary and secondary activation systems are tested.
The Wyoming House of Representatives is getting set to debate a bill to cut the number of school districts in half. House Bill 77, which will go before the House Education Committee at a date yet to be determined, would create a commission to forcibly reduce the number of school districts in…
Misha Piazza, 7, sleds with a friend in Spirit Mountain Subdivision on Sunday.
The Cody Police Department is urging caution on snowy roads after a 74-year-old man had to be extricated Monday from his vehicle after it slid off the south side of the road on West Yellowstone Avenue.
Most grizzlies captured in Northwest Wyoming were captured in Park County, though fewer were captured than the year prior, according to the Wyoming Game and Fish annual report on grizzly bears in Northwest Wyoming.
The city is taking advantage of its annual recycling center closure to reevaluate its recycling practices.
DOUGLAS (WNE) — Reliant Federal Credit Union announced a data breach in letters mailed out to customers Feb. 1.
CHEYENNE – Gov. Mark Gordon is taking steps to expand Wyoming’s economic recovery, with a series of proposals and initiatives to further the state’s economic plan by adding value to and bolstering the state’s energy, tourism and agriculture sectors.
The Wyoming Department of Health (WDH) is warning residents to be on alert for suspicious, potentially fraudulent activity as efforts to help prevent COVID-19 deaths and illnesses by providing free, safe and effective vaccinations continue.
For now, subzero temperatures are a thing of the past.
Park County has a litter problem.
Tom Keegan shovels his mother-in-law’s sidewalk on Salsbury Avenue on Saturday. See more weather page 6A.
Getting the vaccine out for the coronavirus has involved an issue of supply, not demand.
New funding from the latest federal coronavirus relief bill will give college students some additional funding for the spring semester.
A snowplow removes snow on a runway at Yellowstone Regional Airport on Friday. Areas of Cody reported between 6-8 inches of snow according to the National Weather Service.
Hospitalizations are down and the rate of new cases has fallen both in Park County and across the state, leading to a higher cap on gathering limits in effect as of Monday.
While the Park County economy has rebounded from the early days of the pandemic, new state data is showing just how rough the spring was on local employers and workers.
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