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Brian Hoose named new Downtown Development Authority executive director
CASPER, Wyo. — The Casper Downtown Development Authority recently announced Brian Hoose as its new executive director. He succeeds Kevin Hawley, who had held the position for several years. Before joining the DDA, Hoose was a program coordinator for the Unaccompanied Students Initiative, a Wyoming nonprofit dedicated to housing...
Bozeman braces for the incoming student stampede
BOZEMAN, Mont. — Outside of painting Missoula Maroon its time for those at MSU to move in as well. Staff at MSU in Bozeman say they're expecting 4,600 students to move into residence halls for fall classes. Traffic will be heavy to have a smooth transition into the 12...
Bozeman's annual BOAR event races to combat youth homelessness
BOZEMAN, Mont. — The HRDC hosted the fourth annual BOAR event to help combat rising youth homelessness in Bozeman. The Blueprint Obstacle Adventure Race or BOAR kicked off Saturday at Glen Lake Rotary Park, to support HRDC's program dedicated to providing housing and support for youth experiencing homelessness in the Gallatin Valley.
Small Montana Towns Getting Big Criminal Convictions
Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - Attorney General Austin Knudsen is justifiably proud of his Prosecution Services Bureau, as it is assisting law enforcement agencies in small Montana communities in successfully trying and convicting individuals guilty of serious crimes. In the KGVO studios on Tuesday were Assistant Attorneys General Dan Guzynski...
Legion World Series: Billings Scarlets' ALWS run ends after pair of Sunday defeats
BILLINGS — The task of winning two games on a Sunday to keep their season alive wasn't anything that the Billings Scarlets hadn't seen before. But this time around, it was in American Legion World Series play, where there's even-smaller margins for error. The Northwest Region champion Scarlets were...
Skier Makes Insane Run in MT and Gets Paid from Go Pro
Some skiers and boarders are always looking ahead to the upcoming winter season, even in the middle of the summer. They are hoping for that "epic powder", as they clutch their new season pass that they got at the very end of last season. Montana still has some summer left, but that doesn't mean we can't look back at an amazing ski run from last season. The forecast for the first "frost dates" will be here before the end of the month. We may also see some extremely cold temps this winter.
Colorado-Based Tri-State Ditching Coal Power Alienates Its 8 Wyoming Co-ops
TORRINGTON — Just before Christmas in 2020, Ryan Schilreff, general manager of Torrington-based Wyrulec Co., nearly fell out of his chair when he read a news story from Colorado that said the massive 1,710-megawatt coal-fired Laramie River Station power plant (LRS) in Wheatland might close — as in forever.
Wyoming lawmakers report influx of out-of-state attack mailers
CHEYENNE — In his nearly 20 years of serving in the Wyoming Legislature, there’s little left that could surprise Rep. Dan Zwonitzer. But when the Cheyenne Republican counted 17 attack mailers that were sent out to residents of his district within a span of 40 days targeting his voting record, he was shocked.
Cheyenne, WY: Hot and Dry Conditions Forecast for Sunday, Breezy Winds Expected
Cheyenne, WY – A hot and mainly dry day is expected across much of Wyoming and surrounding areas this Sunday. The National Weather Service in Cheyenne reported early this morning that temperatures will soar, with highs reaching the upper 80s to mid-90s across the region. Cheyenne is forecasted to hit 88°F, while Scottsbluff could see temperatures as high as 97°F.
Wyoming High School Tennis Scoreboard: Aug. 19-24, 2024
The prep tennis season in Wyoming made its debut last Saturday, but for most teams, they start this week. After two girls and two boys duals on Aug. 17, the schedule takes off this week. It is officially Week 2 of the 2024 season. From Laramie hosting Casper schools to Central and East visiting Sheridan and Gillette, Cody and Powell going to Green River and Rock Springs, and much more, this is a hectic week of dual competition.
City of Lander changes management of Community Center
The Lander Community Center is one of the city’s more expensive buildings – but its price tag may soon be coming down a little. On Tuesday, the city council considered four bids from two different potential managers. The current facilities manager of the community center, Scott Neubauer, put in a bid for $10,507 a month without groundskeeping or $12,240 a month with groundskeeping; his competition was Tecia Waller, who bid $3,400 a month for just the building or $3,500 a month with groundskeeping. Council voted to award the four-year contract to Waller.
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