Green River News

Today is the last day to comment on Wyoming's proposed wolf hunting regulations.

Karen Ropp views the town of Green River before re-boarding the 5 California Zephyr Amtrak train in Green River, Wyoming June 13, 2008.

Additional Pinedale Mesa rigs will hurt grouse and deer, pollute air, conservationists say.

Secretary of the Interior Dirk Kempthorne on Monday announced $1 million in funds for the pronghorn migration corridor from Bridger-Teton National Forest to Sublette County.

Here are some factoids from Brett Clark and Tyler Keay's 2,000-mile bike trek along the Continental Divide.

Last week, crude oil futures traded at nearly $140 a barrel for deliveries in July.

The estate of a 10-year-old girl who drowned during a school field trip at the Green River Recreation Center is suing the city, school district and several employees over the girl's death.

The contractor, Western Wyoming Construction Co. of Lander, Wyoming plans to begin mobilizing equipment on Monday and plans to begin rotomilling the surface of the road on Wednesday, June 18.

May precipitation across Wyoming's river basins averaged 92 to 255 percent of average.

Wyoming is the main target for about 10,000 megawatts of new electrical transmission lines, beginning with the Gateway West project, stretching some 1,100 miles from Glenrock to Medicine Bow and finally to ...

The Natrona County school board will vote tonight to appoint Mark Mathern associate superintendent of curriculum and instruction.

The Sweetwater County Library Board selected its new director for the library system.

A Green River Councilman questioned an action Council took at a workshop. During Council comments, Councilman Tom McCullough asked if the Council had the authority to approve the home rule law during a Council ...

Unselfish commitment to community service brought accolades to three Green River residents recently.

Angelo Kallas, City of Green River Council representative for Ward 1, announced he is running for reelection this year.

Spring is something everyone looks forward to. As flowers and trees show off beautiful blooms, residents' attitudes also start to open up.

Fire fighters from three agencies responded to the first of what is likely to be many fires this summer.

A Lovell doctor has been charged with unlawfully distributing painkillers. The U.S. Attorney's Office in Cheyenne says Dr.

Christie's Spring 2008 Important American Paintings, Drawings and Sculpture sale totaled $72.6 million, set new records and established major new benchmarks across the category.

Sally Mackey is a spry, clear-eyed octogenarian, who can remember when not much happened in this town of about 2,000 year-round residents nestled between the Wind River and Wyoming mountain ranges.