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The 3D Visualization Center at the University of Wyoming School of Energy Resources, or SER, is developing an app to help the public understand the mechanics of underground carbon storage

LARAMIE – The 3D Visualization Center at the University of Wyoming School of Energy Resources (SER) is developing a powerful outreach and communication application to help the public understand the

GILLETTE — A carbon capture project in Campbell County recently got more than $4 million in federal funding.

Missouri Route 28 opened ahead of schedule as the Dry Fork Creek Bridge was completed earlier than expected.Now, Maries County Route C at Peavine Creek is sched

This is volume 36 of my monthly column entitled “Black Dollars Matter.” As I point out each month, this column is generally designed to compel Philadelphias major predominantly white-owned and

An energy research association and a California filtration business have received millions from the U.S. Department of Energy to continue developing a project in Gillette that could make Dry Fork the largest carbon capture power plant in the world.

After leading his flock at North New Hope Baptist Church since the mid-1950s, 100-year-old Rev. Willard Smith delivered his last sermon Sunday.

After leading his flock at North New Hope Baptist Church since the mid-1950s, 100-year-old Rev. Willard Smith will deliver his last sermon Sunday.

The Chinook Rod and Gun Club’s 5th Annual Ice Fishing Derby is set for Saturday, Feb. 24, at 7 a.m. at South Faber Reservoir after a change of date

After weeks of budget hearings and markup, the Wyoming Legislature’s Joint Appropriations Committee finalized a draft budget, capital construction and other bills that trim approximately $102 million from the governor’s