Rusty Bell News Today

A new piece of equipment will give Keyhole State Park visitors a reliable place to clean their fish without breaking their backs, while also keeping waters and trash bins cleaner

Campbell County commissioners recently rezoned a portion of the Coal Creek Mine in an effort to attract new businesses to backfill expected job and revenue losses in the coal industry.

Rusty Bell, executive director for the Office of Economic Transformation, will present as part of the Chamber of Commerce speaker series from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday at Cam-plex

With a report showing decreases in jobs, county earnings and gross domestic products in the last decade, Campbell County’s future economy projects instability. To stymie the decline, a drafted plan

Nearly 1,200 Wyoming deer will get to “walk” this hunting season. That’s how many hunters turned in their deer tags to help preserve struggling herds, and to get a chance at prize drawings.

The trend is expected to hit thermal coal-producing regions, such as Wyoming's Powder River Basin, even quicker than previously thought.

A friend of David Bowring called authorities when the 32-year-old appeared at his home.

A Clinton man was arrested earlier this week after evading police by jumping on a moving freight train.

According to The Kennebec Journal, a Central Maine man was found deceased inside his submerged SUV in about 4 feet of water on Tuesday afternoon.

According to The Kennebec Journal, a Central Maine man was found deceased inside his submerged SUV in about 4 feet of water on Tuesday afternoon.