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Scientists' response to COVID-19 and refusal to acknowledge biological genders has worsened the reputation of their profession.

Commentary A caller to my radio show on July 11, a physician, took strong issue with me regarding ...

I no longer assume when I read a statement by a scientist that the statement is based on science.

The most recent contemporary-art evening sales in Hong Kong were down a combined 30 percent from a year earlier.

On May 25 and June 5, The Fort Phil Kearny/Bozeman Trail Association (FPK/BTA) will be hosting three events, which are free and open to the public. On May 25, at 6 p.m., Mae Smith, the Director of Agriculture and Rangeland Management instructor at Sheridan College, will give a talk on native Wyom

On Sunday, May 15 at 2 p.m., the Fort Phil Kearny/Bozeman Trail Association, (FPK/BTA) will present a dual program at the Kearney Community Hall, sponsored in part by the Johnson County Tourism Association. Sharie Shada, FPK Superintendent, will present an update on the Shining Mountain Interpret

Beverly Jean Bowlus passed away on November 18, 2021, in Spanish Springs, Nevada, after a brief illness. She was 83. Beverly was born in Los Angeles...

The Northern Wyoming Community College District has announced that the Sheridan College Agriculture Department was recently recognized for statewide excellence by the Wyoming Society for Range Management. One faculty member and two students won awards in 2021. According to a release, Sheridan Col

Our columnist unpacks why the last eight months of global demand have pushed the art market into new territory.

A few years ago, Emily Mae Smith selected an unexpected yet inexhaustible muse: a simple straw broom, dually anthropomorphic and gendered (the artist