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Neal/Adobe StockPublic radio and television stations in rural areas may soon be contending with big cuts. President Trump is expected to sign a so-called “rescissions” measure from Congress that will take back $1.1 billion in funds previously allocated to support the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which helps fund NPR, PBS and member stations. -
Olivia Weitz/Draper Natural History MuseumThe public can come to watch and ask questions as staff and volunteers work with Lee “The Boneman” Post to reconstruct the bison skeleton. That’s at the Draper Natural History Museum in Cody on Aug. 4 through 15.
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The neighborhood was evacuated so that officials could remove the materials. -
Wyoming PBS alum Ruby Calvert doesn’t want to see ‘public media go down on my watch’. -
A rescission package working its way through Congress would cut $400,000 from the station’s budget. But a grant for two statehouse reporters is moving forward. -
Connecticut's forensics lab has not had a backlog of cases for the better part of a decade. How it came to run so well may hold answers for Colorado as its lab moves forward from a scandal and addresses the long wait for test results. -
The display of Pride flags outside the Evansville town hall had inspired one local man to protest by covering the nearby sidewalk with chalk swastikas. -
Rain and a chilly forecast pushed the weekend closure back by one week. -
A Wyoming Supreme Court decision has resolved a nearly two-year struggle between a citizens group in Cody and the LDS church over a planned nearly 101 foot tall temple. -
Text messages that appear to be official messages are actually a scam, say officials -
Attempts to cut the federal agency, AmeriCorps, led the University of Wyoming to find different funding to support its extension office summer volunteer positions. -
The man sustained minor injuries after a group of people in the Upper Geyser Basin area at Old Faithful got too close to the bison.
