Science can take you places; just ask Bryce Newman, who just this past weekend visited Washington, D.C., to attend the first annual National STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) Festival. Newman was one of the just four Wyoming students who made it through the application process… Read MoreLander student attends National STEM Fest
It can be difficult to report about Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP) because often, the information central to the issue has been closely guarded by federal officials. If a case i… Read MoreData on missing people revealed
Tuesday night, McKenna Breinholt sang a heartfelt rendition of the song “Tumbleweed” on the “American Idol” stage. Hundreds of miles away in Riverton, one of the thousands of people watching w… Read MoreAmerican Idol: An enduring musical legacy
JACKSON – Central Wyoming College (CWC) and Native American Jump Start (NAJS) proudly present the fourth annual Teton Powwow slated for Saturday, May 18. This year, the event relocates to Mung… Read MoreCWC to host 4th annual Teton Powwow
Fremont County Clerk Julie Freese said this week that in advance of this year’s primary and general elections, 4,834 voters had been purged from the county’s rolls. Those were individuals who … Read MoreWere you purged from the voter rolls?
When Lorenzo and Mary Jo Chouinard moved to Riverton in 1979, they were involved in making kids’ lives better right off the bat. Both teachers, Lorenzo (also known as Larry) went to work teach… Read MoreBoys and Girls Club honors former teachers
A bill sponsored by U.S. Representative Harriet Hageman aimed at removing hurdles for tribes to lease trust land has cleared the House and headed to the Senate. Read MoreHageman bill on tribal leases passes
