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Tribal members, law enforcement and state employees talked trainings and a death investigation review with lawmakers.

Wyoming produces the majority of the nation’s coal, but many states want more environmentally friendly energy. So for years, Wyoming has hedged its bets on carbon capture technology to keep it alive. But that requires research and federal dollars.

Here are some stories from around the state.

The new opinion states that presidents may remove or reduce protections for monuments that “never were or no longer are deserving” of such status.

Today’s trivia question: Who wrote the famous book on Wyoming Geology, “Rising from the Plains?” Send us your answer to WyomingPublicRadio@gmail.com or by message on Instagram or Facebook. We’ll give a shout out to the first person to submit the correct answer.

The park is on track to have its busiest year ever.

The well-being of Wyoming’s kids and families is moving in the right direction, according to the most recent data book, Kids Count. But stakeholders are worried about how future cuts may hinder this growth.

The legality of crossing from one corner of public land to another, over private property, was recently affirmed in circuit court.

A Blackfeet artist hand sewed thousands of beads on a buffalo hide to make a face covering for a horse.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is seeking feedback about permits when protected species and their habitats are involved.