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Early Snow Hits Togwotee Pass In Wyoming Monday Morning
Not a lot but enough to show up on the WYDOT cameras up there. There might be a little snow in the Bighorn Mountains this Monday. Not enough to stick or pile up. But the cold air and white wet stuff will help with fighting fires, so that's good news.
Severe thunderstorm warning in place for parts of Utah
SALT LAKE CITY — The Salt Lake City National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm warning for parts Utah until 8 p.m. Sunday evening. The warning also includes parts of Colorado and Wyoming. The parts of Utah the warning encapsulates include Vernal, Price, Moab and Park City. This story...
Oregon researchers paint wind turbines partly black to reduce bird deaths
A simple coat of black paint on the white blade of a wind turbine could save countless birds from flying into the machines and to their deaths each year. It’s working in Norway, and now researchers from Oregon State University are trying it in the West. With $400,000 allocated by the state Legislature, Christian Hagen, […]
Stormy Monday in Cheyenne with drier days ahead
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Strong to severe thunderstorms are possible in Cheyenne today, with heavy rainfall, strong winds and large hail expected. These storms are resulting from a combination of southwesterly flow and increased moisture, with dewpoints in the mid-50s across southeast Wyoming. Some storms may reach severe levels, with hail warnings and wind gusts over 25 mph.
Buffalo Council Approves Mayor’s Appointment
Buffalo’s City Council, at their last regular meeting, considered the recommendation by Mayor Shane Schrader to appoint Mark Wilson to the Mountain Plains Heritage Park Joint Powers Board. Mayor Schrader explained which Mark Wilson he was recommending for the position. The council voted to approve Wilson to serve the...
University of Wyoming replaces Multicultural Affairs after lawmakers take aim at DEI efforts
The University of Wyoming is replacing its Office of Multicultural Affairs with the Pokes Center for Community Resources, the school’s president announced Thursday. The change — the office has existed at UW for 30 years — comes months after state lawmakers barred Wyoming’s lone four-year public university from spending state dollars on diversity, equity and inclusion efforts. In response to the legislative mandate, the school’s trustees voted in May to close its DEI office and reassign certain staff.
Development on Belvoir Ranch trails, Historic Pumphouse continuing steadily; City Council reviews current status of 2024 goals
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Cheyenne councilmembers have a firm grasp on next steps for several years-long projects. However, plans for other initiatives are still up in the air. On Wednesday, the Cheyenne City Council reviewed progress on its 2024 project priorities. Councilmembers discussed progress on restoring the Historic Pumphouse, revitalization of steam engines for the 15th Street Railroad Experience, development of trails on the Belvoir Ranch and design work on the Reed Avenue Corridor.
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