WASHINGTON — Foreign demand for U.S. Treasury securities fell in April for the first time in more than a year, as China and Japan both trimmed their holdings. The Treasury Department says total … more

FRIDAYCELEBRATE FLAG DAY, 6 p.m., flag day ceremony, free cookout, Lasting Legacy Park.YOU HAD ME AT MERLOT, 7 p.m., $40, paint your own platter, Hands on Pottery.PLANETARIUM, 7 p.m., … more

CASPER — A Canadian company announced Thursday that it’s closing a natural gas compression and processing plant in Casper and laying off dozens of workers.Enerflex Ltd., based in Calgary, … more

CHEYENNE — Wyoming ranchers say an Idaho-based environmental group has too much influence over how local grazing allotments are managed on public lands, but a representative of the group says … more

SALT LAKE CITY — A Boy Scout has been hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries after a tree fell on him at a Utah Scout camp in the Uinta Mountains. The Boy Scouts of America’s Great … more

CHEYENNE — Wyoming Department of Transportation officials say uncertainty remains about how much highway money the state can expect to receive after the current federal transportation bill expires … more

CHEYENNE — First Lady Carol Mead has been working with a coalition of Wyoming businesses, nonprofits, and state agencies to implement a new program to encourage childhood literacy and a healthy … more

JACKSON — Officials report an outbreak of norovirus in the Mammoth area of Yellowstone National Park this week. Yellowstone spokesman Al Nash says the bug is thought to have been brought in by … more

RIVERTON — City leaders from around the state are meeting in Riverton this week for the annual Wyoming Association of Municipalities convention. The convention began Wednesday and runs until … more

CASPER — A federal judge has sentenced a California man to two years in prison for his role in defrauding investors by promoting non-existent wind farm projects in Wyoming and South Dakota. U.S. … more