SHERIDAN — State probation and parole officers in Sheridan are working out of a temporary office after a fire damaged their headquarters. Saturday night’s fire caused significant damage to the … more

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Wyoming Sens. Mike Enzi and John Barrasso say a Russian trade and human rights bill that has cleared Congress will benefit Wyoming products. The two Republicans say soda ash, … more

CHEYENNE — State lawmakers have rejected another proposal to raise selected hunting license fees. The House voted 52-8 Monday to throw out House Bill 260, which was projected to generate $3.6 … more

CHEYENNE — The deadline for Wyoming residents to apply online for limited-quota elk, deer, and antelope licenses is May 31. The deadline for hunters to submit paper applications is May 15. The … more

BILLINGS, Mont. — The shooting of collared gray wolves from Yellowstone National Park is prompting Montana wildlife commissioners to consider new restrictions against killing the predators in areas … more

SAN ANTONIO — Before sunrise on Nov. 7 — what the Army calls O-dark-thirty — soldiers from Brooke Army Medical Center's Warrior Transition Battalion line up in a parking lot. Some stand in … more

OMAHA, Neb. — The Federal Reserve says U.S. farm income could decline in 2013, but it depends upon whether the drought continues. The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Mo., said Thursday that … more

CASPER — The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is suspending this year’s Youth Conservation Camp and Forever Wild Educator Workshops for at least a year. The camp planning team has decided to … more

A federal jobs stimulus project that paid more than $1 million in salaries and benefits to a wealthy Colorado businessman and his Wyoming representative has been suspended by federal officials for … more

CHEYENNE — Extended unemployment payments in Wyoming will be reduced starting later this month because of federal budget cuts. People who have exhausted their regular 26 weeks of state … more