When the 2001 Roadless Rule was proposed, the public had 60 days to comment. To undo the rule, it’s 21 days. That’s a timeframe Corey Fisher, Trout Unlimited’s public lands policy director, said is pretty short. Photo credit: Caitlin Tan ow.ly/H1tb50WPaoU

Western Tales and Poetry Podcast Episode 13 - Author David Romtvedt reads from his poems "Still on earth" ow.ly/R7Os50WMnZ2 #Podcast #Podcasting #WyomingWriters #DavidRomtvedt #StillonEarth

Wyoming’s horse racing industry is exploding right now. Some of the biggest purses in the state’s history are happening this summer, and off-track betting locations are popping up across the state. Photo credit: Jordan Uplinger ow.ly/Ns1O50WQtTf

Laramie and Platte County Commissioners gathered on Aug. 29 at the Wyoming Historic Courthouse to fill the vacancy in state Senate District 6. Photo credit: Grace Swanke ow.ly/QT9B50WQuZE

As Wyomingites prepare to celebrate Labor Day, a new report showed just how far workers have fallen behind bosses when it comes to their share of company earnings. Photo credit: Heorshe -stock.adobe.com ow.ly/CmBn50WQv6i

Wyoming's History Through Listeners’ Eyes! Enter the Wyoming Public Media 2025 Photo Contest now through Sep. 30th: ow.ly/Bwgs50WRgVm Photo by Dorina Kemper, Window at Fort Laramie.

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Wyoming’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate held steady again at 3.3% in July. That’s the same as last year, and well below the country’s rate of 4.2%. Photo credit: Wyoming Department of Workforce Services ow.ly/lTxl50WRuyI

A new app debuting in six Wyoming schools could help keep students safe in the first few minutes of a school shooting. Photo credit: Center for Applied Technology for School Security ow.ly/HcNT50WRuzX

How Wyoming controlled weeds and rangeland pests looked different this year, mostly because of federal funding freezes. Photo credit: Hannah Habermann ow.ly/2M0s50WRuAJ

Rural hospitals are not delivering as many babies as they used to. That’s led to a return to midwives to help fill the gaps around our region. Photo credit: Hanna Merzbach ow.ly/JbYF50WRuQy

A new study published in the journal Science suggests if land managers want to improve ecosystem health, it would help if bison are present across a greater swath of land. Photo credit: Penny Preston ow.ly/JhE950WS6Xq

The Wyoming Department of Health is done notifying local health departments for the more than 200 guests from 38 states and seven countries potentially exposed to rabies while staying at the Jackson Lake Lodge in Grand Teton National Park. ow.ly/RejH50WS6ZA

One year ago, Wyoming had a rare anthrax outbreak, killing dozens of cattle and one moose near Elk Mountain. Photo credit: Caitlin Tan ow.ly/JGr550WS72g

What has been a hot topic on social media platforms has been the sightings of Fort Collins, Colorado rabbits, with what looks like black growths coming out of their fur. Photo credit: Bespacious ow.ly/u7vz50WS73G

Western Tales and Poetry Podcast Episode 14 - Author Steven W Horn reading from Lost & found cafe A Sam Dawson Mystery. ow.ly/zU7p50WRuBG #WesternWriters #WyomingAuthors #Podcast #Podcasting #WesternTales

Wyoming teachers and parents have standing to sue the state over its school voucher program. That's according to a Laramie County District Court ruling from Aug. 28 denying the state’s request for dismissal. Photo credit: Tony Webster ow.ly/CqBc50WTj09

Wyoming Public Media’s Photo Contest Traveling Display September Location: Cheyenne Botanical Garden Dates: Monday, September 8 - Friday September 26th ow.ly/25Ym50WRxs9 #PhotoContest #WyomingPhotographers #WyomingPhotos #WildlifePhtos

Gov. Mark Gordon and the Wyoming Department of Health are calling for more progress on lowering the state’s suicide rate. Photo credit: Tony Webster ow.ly/L5eI50WTj2S

Schools around Wyoming get federal funding through the TRIO Student Support Services (TRIO-SSS) grant to help low-income, first generation and disabled students navigate the twists and turns of college. Photo credit: Central Wyoming College ow.ly/RAA950WTj6K