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Irrigating Wyoming – It's Complicated, Involves Lots of Dams And Careful Monitoring - Vimarsana News

Irrigating Wyoming – It's Complicated, Involves Lots of Dams And Careful Monitoring

In central and southern Wyoming, a system of dams, canals and irrigation that allows agriculture to thrive today goes back to the vision of the first U.S. president to ever live west of the Mississippi River -- Teddy Roosevelt.

Roads reopen after flooding Monday night around county - Vimarsana News

Roads reopen after flooding Monday night around county

Part of County Road 1AB in Clark was flooded by overflowing Line Creek and a section of County Road 2AB was temporarily flooded near a subdivision. But the hard rain Monday afternoon had the …

Snowmelt shouldn't cause much flooding along North Platte - Vimarsana News

Snowmelt shouldn't cause much flooding along North Platte

The Bureau of Reclamation in Mills has issued it’s snowmelt forecast for the North Platte River basin. The forecast for the spring is promising, overall...

Watchdog found EPA employees kept on payroll by Trump appointees after they were fired: report - Vimarsana News

Watchdog found EPA employees kept on payroll by Trump appointees after they were fired: report

Two former employees of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) were kept on payroll by political appointees of former President Trump after they were ousted, the agency’s watchdog found.

EPA watchdog says Trump appointees kept fired employees on payroll - Vimarsana News

EPA watchdog says Trump appointees kept fired employees on payroll

POLITICO EPA watchdog says Trump appointees kept fired employees on payroll The improper payments were directed by former chief of staff Ryan Jackson and carried out by former White House liaison Charles Munoz. Ryan Jackson, a longtime Republican Hill staffer before joining EPA, managed to avoid getting caught up in the series of ethics scandals that led to former Administrator Scott Pruitt’s resignation in 2018. | Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Link Copied Two high-ranking Trump political appointees at the Environmental Protection Agency arranged for a pair of agency employees to reap tens ...