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High chance of Monday showers; smaller chance Tuesday, NWS says
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The start to the coming week may be wet, according to forecasts from the National Weather Service in Cheyenne. Monday features an 80% likelihood of showers and thunderstorms throughout the afternoon. Meanwhile, Temperatures are expected to reach a high near 84 degrees. West winds should vary between 5 and 15 mph.
Monday to see chance of rain before skies clear in following days
CASPER, Wyo. — Casper-area residents may have some rain to contend with while the coming work week gets underway, though the National Weather Service in Riverton doesn’t expect that rain to last very long. Monday morning brings with it a 30% chance of isolated showers, followed by a...
America's Most Expensive Home Is a 190-Acre Wyoming Ranch Owned by Late Sen. Herb Kohl
A Wyoming ranch owned by Herb Kohl, the late U.S. senator and heir to Kohl's department stores, just hit the market for $65 million, making it this week's most expensive home on Realtor.com®. Dubbed Red Hills Ranch, the 190-acre property in Kelly, WY, was owned by Kohl for over...
Two Pokes From Wyoming Put On The Polynesian Player of the Year Watch List
The Polynesian Football Hall of Fame has announced its 2024 Watch List for the Polynesian College Football Player of the Year Award and two Wyoming Cowboys have been named to the list. Linebacker Shae Suiaunoa and center Nofoafia Tulafono are both among this year's candidates for the second-straight season. Suiaunoa...
Pearl Jam to host festival before Missoula concert
MISSOULA, Mont. — Pearl Jam will host a free community festival on Aug. 22, the day before their concert in Missoula. There will be over 30 local nonprofits in attendance with face painting, art projects, lawn games, bicycle repair demonstrations and photo booths. The Our Village festival runs from...
What to watch in Florida, Wyoming, and Alaska primaries
With just a handful of states left to hold their primaries in 2024, Alaska, Florida, and Wyoming are up next on Tuesday to see who will win the Democratic or Republican nominations for House and Senate seats. In Alaska, eyes are on the sole House seat as vulnerable Rep. Mary Peltola (D-AK) seeks to defend […]
Law enforcement kick off “The Honor Roll,” biking through 4 states
SPOKANE, Wash. — Active and retired law enforcement officers started their journey through four states in honor of fall law enforcement officers. According to a press release, a law enforcement cycling group started “The Honor Roll” cycling trip to ride their bikes through Washington, Idaho, Montana and Wyoming to honor those who lost their lives serving the United States.
Wolves/Tigers final Green River Invite golf results
The two-day Green River Invite golf tournament conclude Friday. The tournament was played at the Rolling Green Golf Course in Green River. In the team scoring competition, Cheyenne East won the boy’s division with a total stroke score of 607. Evanston was second with 633. Green River finished in eighth place in the 12-team tournament with 680 stores, edging Rock Springs who finished with 683 stoked, and ninth place.
Annual Back to School Brigade gives military kids the resources they need
CHEYENNE — On Friday afternoon, F.E. Warren Air Force Base held its annual end-of-summer bash, foam party and Back-to-School Brigade for military kids. From 1-3 p.m. at Warren Adventure Park, families celebrated the back-to-school season with activities like paintball, ax throwing, disc golf, outdoor archery and hiking. F.E. Warren teamed up once again with Operation Homefront to donate school supplies to military kids in need. This is their 17th year...
Secretary of State Gray blames media for threatening voicemail
CHEYENNE — After receiving a threatening voicemail from an unidentified caller on Tuesday, Secretary of State Chuck Gray turned to Facebook to blame “the lying leftwing media.” The call was motivated by an article from an unidentified source addressing Gray’s request for certain counties to retest their voting machines. Earlier this week, Gray sent a letter to county clerks, saying that voting ...
Leaving blue states, political newcomers hope to turn Wyoming a darker shade of red
TEN SLEEP – It’s the Fourth of July, and thousands of people dressed in red, white and blue wait along the road in the late morning light for the parade to begin. Locals and visitors have staked out curbside spots using blankets and lawn chairs. Volunteers hand out star-spangled balloons to kiddos eager for candy and firetrucks, while the smell of food trucks parked down the street wafts through the air. A bulldog in a cowboy hat and handkerchief slurps water from a silver bowl...
Artists set to stand and deliver at last Edge Fest ever
CHEYENNE — The 10th and final Edge Fest returns to Cheyenne on Aug. 24. It was announced back in March by Edge Fest founder Dave Teubner that Wyoming’s largest free music festival was coming to a close after 10 years. The lineup of artists this year was announced in June and consists of The Patti Fiasco, Paul Russell, Peter Raffoul and headliner Bishop Briggs. Previous artists that have ...
This is not political. It’s people’s homes.
Property taxes aren’t red/blue or political; the State of Montana writes the rules on property taxes, counties follow the rules. And everyone—no matter what your political stripe—pays. It’s no secret that Missoula County and Beaverhead County are opposite in terms of politics, but we’re aligned when it comes to current property tax issues. The governor, […]
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