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Chronic Wasting Disease report sparks 'Zombie deer' fears

A new report incites sensational media response. Are 'zombie deer' actually a risk to humans?

Casper mourns 14-year-old mall stabbing victim

The death of 14-year-old Bobby Maher has shaken a community. Together they process the loss

Wyoming industry group to be lead by woman for first time

Shelley Shelby has become the first woman chair in the history of the Petroleum Association of Wyoming

Utility to rely more on fossil fuels, scale back renewables

Rocky Mountain Power and parent company PacifiCorp extend lifespan of coal-fired power plants on western grid

Change requires officials address mine complaints faster

TerraPower poised to build advanced nuclear reactor in Wyoming

The billionaire-backed company appears poised to begin construction on the first commercial small scale nuclear reactor in the city of Kemmerer. But big questions remain unanswered

Federal court rules on cost of greenhouse gasses

Court settles debate over social cost of greenhouse gasses in oil and gas leases on federal land, bringing stability to energy development in the west.

Court rules against BLM in oil and gas lease sales

The decision postpones development on coveted acreage in Wyoming, citing need to protect groundwater, sage grouse and mule deer

First federal oil and gas lease of the year stands apart

BLM's first oil and gas auction of 2024 stands apart from previous lease sales, calling attention to shifting dynamics of mineral development in the Cowboy State.

How Much Did Extreme Weather Cost Iowa This Year?

The state’s Individual Disaster Assistance Grant Program has paid $227,675 in response to storm damage. FEMA estimated the state’s spring flood damage at $6.3 million. As of Dec. 4, crop insurers had paid out more than $248 million due to drought.