Who owns the news?The glib answer is “no one.” But of course, the full answer is more complicated than that.Famously, news is “who, what, when, where and why”– the … more

On the Atlanta cheating scandalFrom the April 3 Los Angeles Times:If a student cheats on an important test, such as a midterm, he is punished, and rightly so. His teacher doesn’t merely brush … more

From the Nov. 14, 1940 News Record:Penney Co. has grown rapidly in 38 years. Starting in a small mining town, the company now operates 1,578 stores. From one little store in a small mining town 38 … more

I am grateful our City Council allocated money to “Field of Dreams” park complex.While I am a little disappointed that no fields will be built at this time, I am thankful for the decision … more

From the Feb. 13, 1941 News Record:Highway patrolmen in this district were searching last weekend for a man driving a 1940 or 1941 Cadillac coupe with Idaho license plates who nearly wrecked a state … more

A year and a half ago I moved my mother here from California because she was in declining health. My mother has an annuity that she pays her monthly expenses out of and she has entrusted me to … more

As a citizen of Wyoming for over 32 years and having enjoyed hunting and fishing through this time, I am writing to publicly ask Game and Fish why they are asking for nearly a third increase in … more

WASHINGTON — To the world beyond the Beltway, it might not mean much that Bob Woodward of the famed Watergate duo went public with his recent White House run-in.This would be an oversight.It … more

TRENTON, N.J. — Coyness is not part of Chris Christie’s repertoire, which does not stress subtlety, delicacy and intimation. New Jersey’s governor is more Mickey Spillane than Jane Austen and … more