“In a fit of anger, Greenwald shot and killed his wife and was sentenced to life in the Wyoming Territorial Prison, beginning his sentence in September 1897,” Cobb writes. While in prison, Greenwald ...

Awards were presented on Sept. 17 at an annual UW Extension conference in Cody. The Bright Future Award celebrates the efforts of UW Extension administrative professionals who have been a part of UW ...

For more than half a century, Pistol Pete has rallied fans and entertained crowds during University of Wyoming (UW) sporting events. However, few seem to know the story behind the beloved mascot, ...

The white-tipped feathers found in many chicken breeds may look like variations of the same decorative pattern, but new research shows they do not all share the same genetic origin. Researchers from ...

The hearing comes nearly a year after a formal safeguard petition was filed by ASI with the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative on behalf of 42 state associations and more than 100,000 U.S. sheep ...

Wild horses and burros remain a hot button issue for public lands ranchers, especially as populations continue to exceed what western rangelands can sustainably support, creating growing concern for ...

The Carbon County Museum in Rawlins is home to an impressive variety of items showcasing the Cowboy State’s fascinating frontier history. Although unassuming at first glance, one of the most bizarre ...

Today, our country seems to be in a crisis with the high cost of products we all use daily. Once again, American consumers have become the victim of high prices, but both beef and diesel are ...

700 TONS IRRIGATED ALFALFA: First and second cutting, round bales, excellent quality, $200/ton. ALSO, 350 tons wheat straw, round bales, $40/bale, excellent quality. Call 406-765-7172 ...

During a Sept. 17 visit to Saratoga, Gov. Mark Gordon signed an updated executive order (EO) to reaffirm Wyoming’s commitment to conserving Greater sage grouse and maintaining state management ...

On Sept. 24, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) reopened a second livestock port in Santa Teresa, N.M., allowing cattle imports from Mexico to continue after more than a year of closure due to ...

Having a tight supply of cattle is only one reason for high prices now being enjoyed by cattle producers. The other reason is robust beef demand which is driven by the extremely high quality of beef ...