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Fire officials say the wet spring weather which caused plants to grow combined with temperatures forecast for the upper 80s to low 90s range this week could rapidly create a lot of fuel for fires in the area.

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Mead says the proclamation recognizes these vital efforts and reaffirms our commitment to supporting Wyoming’s job creators and workforce.

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Wyoming hay producers will have the opportunity to attend as field day to learn how to improve the quality and quantity of their crops. Amy Richards reports. State officials hope an expedition race set for next month will shine a light on Wyoming as an outdoor tourism destination. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News..

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Jury selection starts in the trial of former neighborhood watchman George Zimmerman, who in February 2012 shot to death 17-year-old Trayvon Martin.

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Yellowstone is changing the way they count visitors to the park, so this year's numbers will be different.

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A 16 year old male passenger in the vehicle was pronounced dead at the scene, and the 17 year old driver was transported to Cheyenne Regional Medical Center with serious injuries.

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Other nations may have surpassed America in the fields of nanotechnology and sub-atomic particle science, but until those fancy physicists figure out how to put gravy and cheese on the Higgs Boson, the U.S. will maintain its lead in fast food technology.

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The Forest Service is selling the 10 acres to raise money for renovation and other projects.

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Padlock Ranch operates a sustainable and profitable cattle operation on 500,000 acres in Wyoming and Montana.

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Governor Mead will tour a coal port in British Columbia and learn more about that province’s export strategy and its opportunities, challenges and limitations. Another leg of the trip will take Governor Mead to Alberta’s oil sands.

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