June 8, 2011

Saratoga, Wyoming resident Jason Campbell spent an afternoon working with his neighbors to fight back the North Platte River as it reached record levels. Campbell drove around town checking on people, hauling equipment and pumping water out of flooded backyards.

May 31, 2011
Young Wyoming coroner tackles challenging job
When 23-year-old Albany County Coroner Kathleen Vernon goes to investigate a death, her youth is often taken for inexperience.

Young Wyoming coroner tackles challenging job

When 23-year-old Albany County Coroner Kathleen Vernon goes to investigate a death, her youth is often taken for inexperience.

May 16, 2011
25 years after school bombing, Cokeville remembers story of survival

Twenty-five years ago Monday, a man and his wife pushed a homemade gasoline bomb into the town’s sole elementary school, demanding $300 million in ransom.

May 12, 2011
minusmanhattan:

Wyoming 1954 by Elliott Erwitt.

minusmanhattan:

Wyoming 1954 by Elliott Erwitt.

May 2, 2011
Of Murder and Moving On: Man who killed four people lives quietly in Bridger Valley

Mike Hickey left after deaths that darkened his corner of the world, four of them with details that stain: A teenage girl’s mutilated body found on a mountainside, her head caved in. A home bombed in the night, killing three who slept inside…

April 28, 2011
The Casper Star-Tribune is proud to salute the 2011 class of 20 Under Forty.

The list doesn’t aim to identify Wyoming’s 20 smartest young people, or the 20 most powerful, or the 20 most successful. Instead, with help from our readers, it simply recognizes 20 inspiring standouts among the many young people whose talents are hard work and helping to build Wyoming.

April 26, 2011
A full moon dips behind the clouds as the early morning sun starts to rise recently in Cokeville. (Dan Cepeda, Star-Tribune)

A full moon dips behind the clouds as the early morning sun starts to rise recently in Cokeville. (Dan Cepeda, Star-Tribune)

April 20, 2011
Emily Reish, right, an eighth-grader at  Centennial Junior High, reacts while nurse Kim Carlisle delivers a  simulator baby from an adult simulator named Noelle on Tuesday morning  at the new UWMC Clinical Development Center located at the Wyoming  Medical Center. Advanced eighth-graders rotated through the lab’s four  medical simulations of an adult male in critical care, a 8-month-old  baby with respiratory issues, a newborn in neonatal care and the  pregnant simulator. | KERRY HULLER Star-Tribune 

Emily Reish, right, an eighth-grader at Centennial Junior High, reacts while nurse Kim Carlisle delivers a simulator baby from an adult simulator named Noelle on Tuesday morning at the new UWMC Clinical Development Center located at the Wyoming Medical Center. Advanced eighth-graders rotated through the lab’s four medical simulations of an adult male in critical care, a 8-month-old baby with respiratory issues, a newborn in neonatal care and the pregnant simulator. | KERRY HULLER Star-Tribune 

April 19, 2011
Sovereign ideas find role in political arena

The Wyoming gubernatorial candidate who came in third in November says he would have replaced the state government as we know it had he won.

April 18, 2011
The Great American Do-Over

An overview of the sovereignty movement and its active membership in Natrona County, Wyoming.

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