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The University of Wyoming’s small but mighty collegiate wool judging team competed in three regional contests this year, beginning with a strong performance at the 7220 Wool Judging Invitational in

Wild bird avian influenza sampling is helping researchers pinpoint when and where production poultry is most at risk. But, like always, biosecurity is most critical for keeping birds healthy.

The Wyoming Public Charter School Association is proud to celebrate the opening of two new charter schools in Wyoming. Wyoming Classical Academy in Mills and Prairie View Community School in

PLYMOUTH — Long after the 19th Annual Plymouth Kielbasa Festival’s parade ended and Main Street returned to its usual festival hustle and bustle…

A top psychiatrist in Arkansas is under investigation after 26 patients filed a lawsuit claiming he held them in a psychiatric unit against their will.

The Chiefs distributed Super Bowl LVII championship rings to many members of the franchise who don’t play in games.

When Sam Van Why makes the 2,136-foot ascent up to the Horsetooth Reservoir overlook on his 22-speed Cannondale bicycle in a few weeks, it will be the perfect metaphor for what the Castle Rock …

Kareem El Bashir scores the winner in the shootout, which goes 10 rounds.

Lehigh Valley Academy Regional Charter School was evacuated on Friday afternoon after multiple students became sick.

For many wildlife biologists across the U.S., feral hogs have proved to be a formidable foe that can withstand weather extremes and proliferate, posing a disease risk to domestic swine