Land Management Bureau Approves Routes for Wyoming CO2 Pipelines
Interior Secretary David Bernhardt signed the plans on Jan. 15.
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Some Black Southern Baptists Feel Shut Out by White Leaders
A crucial moment could come in June at the SBC’s national meeting in Nashville, Tennessee.
States Eye Allowing Concealed Carry of Guns Without a Permit
Most states require people to get weapons training and undergo a background check to get a permit to carry a gun hidden by a jacket or inside a purse.
Survey Shows Gains in Rural Economy of Wyoming, Western States
Bank CEOs' biggest fears for 2021 are excessive inflation and higher long-term interest rates.
Minimum-Security Inmate is Wyoming's First to Die of COVID-19
Vermont is now the only state with no such deaths.
Grizzly, 34, Confirmed as Yellowstone Region's Oldest Known
The bear had been caught a few times before and records show he was 34 years old.
Bar Made of Ice a New Spot to Grab a Cold One in Bondurant
Seating is covered in elk hides with coyote fur armrests.
Montana Lawmakers Look at More Ways to Kill Wolves
Hunting wolves requires a license and trapping requires special training.
Judge: Kenosha Shooter Can't Associate with Supremacists
A Wisconsin judge has modified bail conditions for an 18-year-old Illinois teen charged with fatally shooting two people during a protest in southeastern Wisconsin.
Snowmobile Accident on Casper Mountain Requires Use of Hagglund
Natrona County Sheriff's Office Investigation Sgt. Taylor Courtney told K2 News that there was a snowmobile accident near Ponderosa Park on Casper Mountain.