From Meeteetse to Clark and Cody to Powell, the Park County commissioners have declared the county will be a place of preservation for the right to bear arms, no matter what federal changes may come in the future.
A former employee at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West is suing the Center in federal district court for not promoting her and then firing her, among other charges.
Starting an online school in the middle of a pandemic is difficult. Running it can be even harder. That’s why the Cody School District is going to search for a little help to take its virtual school to the next level.
Jason Brengle, stock and packstring program manager for the Shoshone National Forest, said he’ll never forget the pack trip he took a few years back in the Wind River Range, covering 72 miles in just four days through rugged, unforgiving terrain while hauling in a significant amount of equip…
Yellowstone National Park will once again allow large caravans of people traveling on tour buses through its corridors this summer.
The Cody region of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department is offering a training for members of the public to become a certified Wyoming aquatic invasive species inspector May 14. The training will provide the skills necessary to inspect personally-owned and other watercraft.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of guns, cash and other valuables were allegedly stolen from a home 30 miles southwest of Cody over the winter, and now the owner is offering a $20,000 reward.
The transition to online schooling was difficult for a lot of students. Teachers did not have much time to move their lessons to an online format, and many relied on person-to-person interactions in the classroom to help them learn. Now with the school year winding down, many want to find ou…
When the school bell rang for the first time in Cody schools last fall, there was a sigh of relief from parents and teachers alike.
A former Powell and Cody man has been charged in a Torrington murder, arson and theft.
The long-term effects of the pandemic on America’s youth will not be known for years, but researchers around the globe are already trying to figure out what they may be. Dr. Maya Rosen, a researcher at Harvard University’s Stress and Development Lab, has turned a pair of projects started bef…
A former Cody man, convicted of killing a Fremont County Sheriff’s deputy in 1995, has lost his appeal to have his life sentence removed because he wanted to rescind his guilty plea.
On Monday night, Park County Search and Rescue saved a couple who had been stranded after disregarding a road closure sign.
Elk hunters stepped up in 2020 to help the Wyoming Game and Fish Department with brucellosis research. Elk hunters submitted 1,130 blood samples from the bulls, cows and calves harvested this season to help Game and Fish monitor the disease. As a thank-you to hunters who submitted blood samp…
First-degree murder charges will continue for Moshe Williams as his case was bound over to Park County district court from circuit court on Thursday morning.
The City of Cody is starting more of its services as the weather warms up.
The Trailhead restaurant is the latest local business to expand its services to offer more for customers and space for events that want to provide alcohol.
After a long trend of cases in the low teens or single digits, Park County Health Officer Dr. Aaron Billin reported a sharp uptick in cases last week to 32.
After a long trend of cases in the low teens or single digits, Park County Health Officer Dr. Aaron Billin reported a sharp uptick in cases last week to 32.
TORRINGTON (WNE) — A Cody man is the suspect of a Torrington murder, arson and theft.
The Cody Shooting Complex hosts the Coldwell Banker Antlers Realty Shooting for the Future Sporting Clay Shoot at 10 a.m., Saturday, May 1.
Although the sight of green grass and budding trees may provide a sense of spring in town, many roads in Wyoming are still snow-bound at higher altitudes. Spring cleaning for Wyoming’s drivers means pushing out thousands of tons of wet, gloppy snow from the region’s seasonally closed roads.
More than a year after the pandemic began, car dealerships are still struggling to keep inventory on their lots, especially now that the economic recovery and federal stimulus have put more money in people’s pockets.
After years of work and some controversy, the Cody School District can put everything to do with the bus barn in the past. The school board approved a bid to buy the old property on April 20, the final piece of the bus barn puzzle.
Multiple agencies are investigating a body found Monday afternoon on the road in Frannie.
Work has begun on the new Cody Game and Fish Regional Office on the Belfry Highway.
A grizzly bears was relocated from near Meeteetse on Monday after being caught by officials who were working to mitigate cattle depredations west of town.
Two weeks of cold, wet weather have slowed road work on 17th Street but project supervisor Ed Epperson says his crews are still on pace to finish by June 15.
The only warning Cecil Leckliter had while walking down a Rumsey Avenue alley were the footsteps he heard coming up behind him.
The Wyoming Department of Health Announced Tuesday that more than a quarter of the state’s residents had some personal information exposed because the department had mistakenly uploaded private information to a third-party platform.
RIVERTON (WNE) — Riverton school district superintendent JoAnne Andre-Flanagan was arrested Saturday evening for driving under the influence.
Despite more Americans becoming vaccinated and COVID-19 numbers dropping nationally, Yellowstone National Park Superintendent Cam Sholly said the Park must start this summer where it left off last fall as far as restrictions that will be imposed.
Carolyn Aune is still being charged with first-degree murder despite some ambiguity surrounding her role in the death of a 2-year-old partly in her care. Her case was bound over to district court.
Reconstruction of about a quarter mile of WYO 296, the Chief Joseph Scenic Highway, is set to start May 3. The work is part of a $5.8 million slide repair project near the 8,070-foot summit of Dead Indian Pass.
In 2019, Cody residents had a chance to be part of a plan to make downtown better.
Mayor Matt Hall (left) helps Arbor Day Chairman Ty Pederson plant a little leaf linden tree in Mentock Park on Saturday in honor of Arbor Day. The Cody Lions Club planted three trees for Arbor Day.
Spring snow is improving the snowpack picture for the Big Horn Basin, although it remains below the 30-year average.
Though the parade through town that turned a fleet of vehicles into a graduation procession was a unique way to celebrate the accomplishments of Cody High School’s 2020 class, CHS principal Jeremiah Johnston said the school was looking at ways to have an event more typical of a high school g…
If the Cody City Council’s recent approvals are an indication, summer events look to be relatively back to normal.
Northwest College is planning for a fall 2021 semester that looks more like a normal, pre-COVID year. The school is planning to get rid of most COVID-19 restrictions on campus, though it will still use “proven risk mitigation strategies until the pandemic is over.”
A woman who pleaded guilty to felony financial exploitation of a vulnerable senior was given three years supervised probation on April 15.
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