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Minnesota hiker vanishes in Wyoming’s Bighorn mountains after texting wife to say summit was “more taxing than he expected”
The Big Horn County Wyoming Sheriff's Office says it was contacted about an overdue hiker on Friday, August 1, after Grant Gardner failed to return from his trek in the Misty Moon Lake Area, where he planned to summit Cloud Peak at 13,171ft (4,015m).
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Stop the presses: Wyoming press corps suffers historic blow
Since 1904, The Pinedale Roundup has broken a lot of news in the western Wyoming community. But on Wednesday morning, the ...
Officials are trying to squash wrong reports that a body found in the Bighorn River in Montana was a Minnesota man who went ...
CHEYENNE – Cheyenne artists Georgia and Dave Rowswell have been selected as the Wyoming Department of State Parks and ...
Evacuations are underway for campers in the East Fork of the Bear River and the Mill Creek area in Summit County.
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Visiting a working dude ranch in Wyoming this summer
Wyoming ranch seasons typically open in mid‑May and run through late September or early October, depending on location and ...
Wyoming will lose approximately $50 million in annual revenue to the lower federal mineral royalty rates for coal contained ...
The parent company of eight Wyoming hometown newspapers shut them down with no notice Wednesday after a deal to sell them ...
For prosecutors, grand juries grant subpoena power and the ability to make a case in the absence of defense attorneys — and ...
Nick Hornicak of North Huntingdon digs dinosaurs, literally. The 24-year-old Indiana University of Pennsylvania graduate ...
Emily Bertram’s 9-year-old daughter has attended Lights On! Lander since kindergarten. The free program offers supervised ...
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