Wildlife

Imagine pulling over, realizing your passenger isn’t exactly human. Yeah, it’s a wild ride in Wyoming sometimes—literally

A multi-year wildlife investigation has concluded with the sentencing of an Idaho Falls man who illegally obtained Wyoming resident hunting licenses and killed multiple trophy animals across western Wyoming.

With the air turning crisp, Casper’s beauty is on full display. But what does that mean for our local wildlife as winter nears?

At last report, eleven people had been hit with the virus, including six with severe disease and one death.

As fall approaches, the fight against the Dollar Lake Fire continues. Teams are out there, tackling tough terrain and protecting wildlife.

In a split second, nature can shift from peaceful to perilous. A recent bear attack in Yellowstone is a sobering reminder for all outdoor adventurers.

From cannabis conversations to cycling adventures, the nominated projects from Wyoming PBS highlight the unique voices of our community.

With containment at 32%, the Dollar Lake Fire is showcasing the fierce nature of wildfires. It’s an ongoing challenge for local crews. Let’s dive into the details.

A group of inmates and wild horses forming bonds, all while showcasing remarkable training techniques. That’s what’s happening at WHF on September 12.

Highway 89 is open again, but with all that smoke, caution is key for anyone hitting the road today.