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Cherished Idaho Drive-In Theater Closes for Good This Weekend
When drive-in movie season kicked off this summer, Idaho was lucky enough to still have seven classic drive-in theaters operating around the state. Unfortunately, one of those theaters will not be back next year. In mid-July, the Teton Vu Drive-In in Rexburg broke the news to movie lovers with a...
UPDATE: Rexburg crews continue to work on repairing damaged sewer line
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready ... As of 4:20 p.m. Thursday, Rexburg city spokesman Scott Johnson said crews are continuing to repair the damaged sewer line. He said they are currently attempting to reach the point of the line break, but water flow is working against them. “At this...
Idaho’s Midget Wrestling Obsession Proves Size Doesn’t Matter
Summertime in the Treasure Valley often means that there are a ton of events going on. Whether it's a concert, a food festival or a community resource event--these are drawing crowds pretty regularly each week while the weather is warm and sunny. One very unique and 'niche' tour is headed...
CCFD ‘humbled’ by outpouring of community support as department battles fires
GILLETTE, Wyo. — The community in Gillette has rallied behind the Campbell County Fire Department as it fights back two fires just outside Gillette proper. They’ve rallied so hard, in fact, that the CCFD has had to ask people to stop bringing donations to firehouses, saying they have reached “maximum capacity” to store them.
Lander Art Center Presents: The Red Desert Audobon Art Show People’s Choice Winner!
This year’s People’s Choice award at the Red Desert Audubon Art Show goes to Meagan Beavers and her work, “Fear Gives Rise to Courage.” It is a powerful representation of emerging strength and resilience, and has resonated deeply with viewers. You can see more of her work at the Lander Art Center. Make sure to congratulate Meagan on this outstanding achievement!
Grizzly Bears Relocated To Around The Cody Area
After consultation with the United States Fish and Wildlife Service, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department captured and relocated an adult male grizzly bear on August 19, 2024 and an adult female grizzly bear on August 20, 2024 involved in separate livestock depredation situations. The grizzly bears were captured and...
Sid’s Gambles – Fremont County’s First Superstore
The wrecking ball came in a clawed excavator in October of 2018. Shoshoni’s once proud Main Street businesses were in the final throes of the relentless passage of time after nearly four decades of neglect and abandonment. Traveling from south to north towards US Highway 20, the Derby Bar,...
Cheyenne Teen on ‘Most Wanted’ List Caught Speeding
Another fugitive on the Laramie County Sheriff's Office's "Most Wanted" list has been captured, the second this week. According to a booking sheet, 18-year-old Cheyenne resident Leviathan James-Scott Stillwell was taken into custody at 9 p.m. Wednesday after police stopped him in the 1000 block of East Pershing Boulevard for driving 55 mph in a 35-mph zone.
Information Sought On Vehicle In Wyoming Hit And Run Case
Police in Rock Springs are looking for information on a pickup in connection with an August 15 hit-and-run. That's according to a post on the Rock Springs Police Department Facedbook page. Incident Details. According to the post, the vehicle in the above photo, beleived to be a red Ford pickup,...
Bills' Allen: 'No problem' with salary amid lucrative QB market
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen isn't dwelling much on the notion he's among the league's underpaid quarterbacks entering a new season. "Listen, everyone's gonna have their day," Allen told reporters Tuesday, according to News 4 Buffalo's Nick Veronica. "I'm happy that everyone's getting what they're worth, right? I think that, as the game progresses and guys keep getting paid, the market is the market. I've got no problem with where I'm at right now.
City Council to discuss potential new business park zone Aug. 23
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — On Friday, the Cheyenne City Council will hold a work session to hear about the potential creation of a zone district for business parks. The meeting will take place at noon. The session is available to attend in person in the Municipal Building Council Chambers, 2101...
PODCAST: Arizona State is Officially on the Clock
LARAMIE -- We are 10 days away from the return of Cowboy football and the Jay Sawvel era. Man, that feels amazing to type. Jared Newland and I bring you all the latest from fall camp on this episode of the Roaring Repeater Podcast, including who will be in the starting lineup, thoughts through three weeks of camp, Arizona State's new starting quarterback and a whole lot more.
Casper seeks grant–loan combo to replace major water tank
CASPER, Wyo. — On Tuesday, the Casper City Council gave a thumbs-up to pursuing funding for a 10-million-gallon concrete tank described by Chief Operating Officer Tom Brauer as the city’s water system hub. The $12 million project would be 67% funded by the Wyoming Water Development Commission. The...
Oct. 2 sentencing hearings set for Dubois business owners charged with conspiracy to defraud the United States, filing false return
All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. (Dubois, WY) – The August 21 sentencing hearing for Dubois business owner Tammy Bushnell has been reset for October 2, according to federal Court documents filed on July 10. Bushnell was charged with conspiracy to defraud...
Firefighters responded to two fires on the same property this week
BLACKFOOT — Firefighters responded to two fires on the same property in less than 24 hours. It happened on 1200 West in the Rockford/Moreland area. The first blaze happened Tuesday in the late afternoon. “We had a fire that was started by a company that was doing some grinding,”...
Investors Seem Pretty, Pretty Confident About What Jay Powell’s Gonna Say This Week
Everyone, we are told, is waiting with bated breath for Friday morning. That’s when, bright and early in the cool, crisp Wyoming sunshine, Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell will pronounce on whether he and his fellow central bankers will begin cutting U.S. interest rates in a few weeks, and exactly how much they might do so by. Or at least indicate it to them through otherwise impenetrable Fedspeak or a series of eyebrow raises or something. Even though he says he won’t, and is only coming to Jackson Hole to discuss the economic outlook in the most general of terms.
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