LANDER (WNE) –- The Wyoming Legislature will look at a measure to create a trust fund to maintain its voting systems going forward. The 2016 election saw an unprecedented number of attempts to interfere with states’ voting systems, according to the Department of Homeland Security. Wyoming was not among the 21 states that reported attempted Read More…
CHEYENNE (AP) — Block Chain Gang LLC, Crypto Cowboy, Something Something Blockchain LLC: Based on the names of dozens of new companies registering to set up shop in Wyoming, the state’s effort to lure the latest tech craze appears to be paying off. Proponents say blockchain — the ledger where transactions of digital currencies, such Read More…
Wyoming Wednesday approved its first grizzly bear hunt in 44 years. State wildlife commissioners voted unanimously to do so. Commissioner Mike Schmid commended the Wyoming Game and Fish Department for it’s work drafting the management plan. “They’re going to manage these animals well, and just like they have everything else in this state, so I Read More…
A traffic stop by the Wyoming Highway Patrol netted approximately 50 pounds of methamphetamine worth over $425,000 on the street. Public Information Officer, Sergeant Kyle McKay said the bust actually took place in April on Highway 80 in Sweetwater County, but the information couldn’t be released until this week. “Our trooper stopped a semi-tractor and Read More…
That’s not to say alcohol is always problematic in this line of work, but when customers take it too far, the very people tasked with serving thirsty and hungry patrons can become targets of harassment and low tips. North Dakota’s minimum wage for servers is $4.86 an hour, about 67 percent of the standard hourly Read More…
Dear RH: To me, one key statement in your letter is that your brother was across the country and he probably can’t understand what it’s like to put your own life on hold. You not only gave up much of your freedom, you gave up the income that you’d have been earning, the seniority in Read More…
1 / 2 2 / 2 NDSU’s cattle are getting some of their feed from an unusual source. They’re using brewing byproduct from a Fargo brewery in feed rations.
If you recall, we were discussing the heavy cone production on a transplanted spruce tree. In the original question, the cones were generically referred to as pine cones, as all cones are often nicknamed, and I replied simply used the word “cones.” The conscientious headline writers, probably thinking I was leaving something important out, headed Read More…
I even decided to read the directions. The bag of 10-10-10 was headlined for trees, shrubs and flowers and said to apply 1 pound per 100 feet of row. But I don’t have 100 feet of arborvitae. Just tell me how big of a scoop to sprinkle around each, as in how many cups. Lawn Read More…
The pleasant smell was a mild distraction as Mark Bjornstad, Drekker’s co-founder, explained the crucial role of malt as a key ingredient in brewing beer. Bjornstad pointed to stacks of bags filled with malt, made from barley—destined to become barrels of beer—and noted that the vast majority of malt used by Drekker and other craft Read More…
He’s been jailed since January in Bismarck, charged with 12 felonies and misdemeanors in a handful of criminal cases since late last year. He’s 18. “Zach’s a good kid,” Dean Roller said. “He’s a good kid that has issues.” The Bismarck dad said he hopes his son finds help as a young adult after seven Read More…
“It was basically coming out wanting to play the game and hit the ball. Maybe I was too aggressive on the base paths as a coach,” Dickinson head coach Pete Dobitz said. “With a team that hasn’t been scoring a lot of runs, I was trying to keep the momentum going.” Sabers pitcher Paxton Miller Read More…
Not far behind in the longer two events is Killdeer’s Shawnee Hansen, who will run in the finals on Saturday in both the 200 and 400. In the 100 hurdles, Dickinson Trinity senior Faith Beck goes into the finals with the second best time, while Emily Alt of Beulah has the fifth best time. Morgan Read More…
He hit the distance of 7.18 meters, or 23 feet, 6 ¾ inches on his first jump of the day. He hit the same mark on his fourth leap as well. The winner, Goabaone Mosheleketi of Lindsey Wilson College (Ky.) bested Liggins by 13 inches. Freshman Cleet Wrzesinski finished eighth in the decathlon after starting Read More…
Paxton (4-1) allowed three hits, didn’t walk a batter and struck out 11, the fourth time this season he has reached double-digits. The left-hander improved to 3-0 this month, in which he’s had a career-high 16-strikeout game (May 2 vs. Oakland), pitched a no-hitter (May 8 at Toronto) and a three-hitter (May 19 vs. Detroit). Read More…
After getting past Williston seniors Miranda Barraza and Sophia Rose in three sets, 2-6, 6-4, 6-4, Jorda and Dazell defeated junior teammates Halie Karlen and Alexa Cofer 6-1, 6-1. They will now take on the Bismarck St. Mary’s team of senior Lauren Botsford and freshman Jenna Steigelmeier in an early-morning state qualifier on Saturday, May Read More…
Beginning on Tuesday, May 29 and concluding on Wednesday, May 30, the boys will compete at the Maple River Golf Club in Mapleton, while the girls are headed to Dakota Winds Golf Course in Hankinson. The Heart River boys finished as state runners-up the past two years after losing by one shot in 2016 and Read More…
But unlike their heroics the day before, the Midgets were on the wrong side of a chest-pounding comeback on Friday. Demons sophomore outfielder Macy Wetsch came up clutch twice as Bismarck High scored three runs in the top of the sixth inning and two runs in the top of the eighth, emerging with a 10-8 Read More…
“I’m enjoying getting a working relationship back with the teachers,” Rude said. “I’ve enjoyed working with administrators and the administration at central office and having a bond with the board members.” She described a positive working relationship that she shares with the other board members. “It’s valuable to have a board that is unified. It’s Read More…
“I graduated from Dickinson high school, I’m a lifelong resident of Dickinson. My husband is a retired teacher,” Schwartz said. “I have the energy, the time, the commitment and I feel I am a positive force for the district.” Schwartz works as the court recorder for the district court in Dickinson and has for 35 Read More…
The Dickinson Press We are who we choose to be. And so often we choose to be cruel. It is understandable. Of course, I know why this is so—for we fear, deeply, the…
FCCNN CLEVELAND—LeBron James’ 46 points, 11 rebounds and nine assists Friday night, May 25, carried the Cavaliers to a 109-99 win over the Boston Celtics at Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland,…
FCCNN SEATTLE — Miguel Sano knew battling through two leg injuries to the same leg in less than a year was going to be no easy task to overcome. Sano was…
FCCNN SEATTLE — The last time the Twins took an extended road trip, they ended it with a 7-3 record. On the heels of a 10-day homestand on which they went…
RIVERTON — A high school student knew intolerance existed in this town of roughly 11,000 long before a local radio host’s homophobic remarks thrust LGBTQ issues into the spotlight.
RIVERTON, Wyo. — A high school student knew intolerance existed in the town of roughly 11,000 long before a local radio host’s homophobic remarks thrust LGBTQ issues into the spotlight. Cheerleader Elisabeth Carey had always felt it was smarter to keep her secret — the one about liking girls — mostly to herself until she Read More…
LARAMIE, Wyo. — The University of Wyoming’s student government is planning to fund a study that will analyze the current and future needs of the student union which serves as a central hub for students and services.
Cory Alexander woke up in his sleeping rack to the sound of the USS Kitty Hawk dropping anchor.
LANDER – Wyoming moved closer to its first authorized grizzly bear hunt in 45 years Wednesday afternoon when the Game and Fish Commission unanimously approved regulations for a fall hunt.
It’s people, rather than power, that Park County Commission chair Loren Grosskopf says he’ll miss.
If things go as planned, owners of a new microbrewery with a self-serve malt-beer tap wall will open for business in downtown Cody around mid-June.
The City of Cody will pay $325,952 for the police department’s share of law enforcement center expenses for the fiscal year starting July 1.
National Peace Officers Memorial Day and the week in which May 15 fell was National Police Week in Cody as proclaimed by Mayor Matt Hall.
City planning and zoning board members approved sign requests from Wyoming Trout Guides and Cody Bible Church on Tuesday, and tabled for a second time action on signs for a shared tile and blinds store.
Wednesday was the last day of school in Cody.
LANDER (WNE) –- The Wyoming Legislature will look at a measure to create a trust fund to maintain its voting systems going forward. The 2016 election saw an unprecedented number of attempts to interfere with states’ voting systems, according to the Department of Homeland Security. Wyoming was not among the 21 states that reported attempted Read More…
CHEYENNE (AP) — Block Chain Gang LLC, Crypto Cowboy, Something Something Blockchain LLC: Based on the names of dozens of new companies registering to set up shop in Wyoming, the state’s effort to lure the latest tech craze appears to be paying off. Proponents say blockchain — the ledger where transactions of digital currencies, such Read More…
Wyoming Wednesday approved its first grizzly bear hunt in 44 years. State wildlife commissioners voted unanimously to do so. Commissioner Mike Schmid commended the Wyoming Game and Fish Department for it’s work drafting the management plan. “They’re going to manage these animals well, and just like they have everything else in this state, so I Read More…
A public meeting with Sunlight and Crandall residents and citizens to address a permanent repair to the Chief Joseph Slide is 12:30 p.m., Thursday, May 24, at the Chief Joseph RV Park, formerly the Painter Outpost. Chief Joseph RV Park is located near the Clark’s Fork River, about 40 miles northwest of WYO 296’s junction Read More…
Game and Fish are investigating an incident in which a person reportedly shot and killed a grizzly in self-defense Tuesday on Sheep Mountain. According to G&F officials, a person on the mountain southwest of Cody had a surprise encounter with a mother grizzly bear that morning, and said they shot the bear in self-defense. Dan Read More…
What happened the night of Aug. 26, 2017, “only the good Lord knows, and he’s not in this court today,” presiding district judge Bill Simpson said.
The Cody High School Class of 2018 has been bragged about many times this year, whether for their athletic excellence, academics or involvement inside and outside school.
Rebecca Taggart (from right), Trevor Hamilton and Steve Simonton compete in the Cody Medical Foundation’s Cutthroat Classic Fishing Tournament May 19 at Monster Lake Ranch.