Penny Preston
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Yellowstone National Park Reopens
Yellowstone National Park opened to visitors Monday, for the first time since the Park shutdown in late March. → Read More
95-year-old election worker motivates voters
A 95 year old Park County, Wyoming election worker says if you don’t vote, don’t complain. → Read More
Yellowstone National Park offering digital passes
Yellowstone National Park has begun offering digital annual and seven-day visitor passes. → Read More
Grant helps create new cardiac catheterization lab in Cody
A large grant will stop long trips to Billings for some Wyoming heart attack victims. The 1.5 million dollar grant from the Helmsley Charitable Trust will create a new cardiac catheterization lab a... → Read More
Ranch that belonged to drug smuggler under scrutiny
A northwest Wyoming ranch that once belonged to a drug smuggler is under scrutiny again. It was seized by federal officials and turned over to the state of Wyoming. But, the smuggler came back and ... → Read More
New VA Clinic now open in Cody
The new VA Clinic in Cody opened this week. It will not only serve 13-hundred veterans in the area but will connect them with services in Sheridan. → Read More
55-year-old cold case murder solved in Wyoming
A 55-year-old cold case is solved in Thermopolis, thanks to the hard work of the murder victim’s granddaughter. → Read More
Grizzly bear seen climbing horse trailer near Wapiti euthanized
A grizzly bear seen climbing on a horse trailer west of Cody has been euthanized. A Wyoming Game and Fish Department spokeswoman said the bear was trapped Wednesday and put down Thursday. → Read More
Wyoming man seeks recognition of dog as service animal
On July 1, Wyoming put into effect a new law outlawing fake service dogs. Several other states have a similar law. But, what is a real service dog? → Read More
More ferrets released near Meeteetse
A large crowd gathered for the second release of rare predators on ranches near Meeteetse Monday night. → Read More
Yellowstone National Park encourages people to take pledge befor
People taking pictures of themselves doing dangerous things cost lives in Yellowstone last year. One man died in a hot spring. Park officials have found a way to turn things around with camera phones. → Read More
Powell police aim to build trust, starting with children
Powell’s police chief says some parents accidentally teach kids to be afraid of police. It's a trend he wants to stop, with a campaign to change the message to children. → Read More
Science March in Cody brings thousands together
Cody – While thousands of people turned out for science marches all over the country, hundreds came to Cody’s City Park to march and speak out for science. It was the first Earth Day event of its k... → Read More
Small airports may lose Essential Air Service program
President Trump’s proposed budget cuts threatens winter airline service in northwest Wyoming. → Read More
Wyoming residents concerned about declining moose population
Moose numbers have gone down across Wyoming. Now, a woman who lives in what used to be known as prime moose country is asking Wyoming’s Game and Fish Department to stop hunting near her home. → Read More
Wyoming search and rescue teams continue looking for reporter Gi
Searchers are racing against time to find a man missing in the Shoshone National Forest near Yellowstone. They need to find newspaper reporter Gib Mathers before a huge snowmelt swells the Shoshone... → Read More
Wyoming expecting thousands of visitors for total solar eclipse
A total solar eclipse is expected to bring hundreds of thousands of visitors to Wyoming next August, because the “Path of Totality” crosses the Cowboy State. → Read More