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Events include hatchet throwing, camp games, and black powder shooting competitions.

The Wyoming State Geological Survey published a report that shows waters at certain depths near the Wind River and Bighorn basins are not fit for human and agriculture use; however, the research indicates the water could be used in the extractive industries.

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) released a new plan for land use in the Wind River Basin today/Thursday, which supporters say balances the needs of…

Several residents have been asked to evacuate their homes in Wood’s Landing because an access road was flooded by the rising Laramie River. And residents…

Wyoming Public Radio is now heard on 90.9 in the Wind River corridor. Classical Wyoming, WPM’s classical music service, is now heard on 91.9. Wyoming…

School officials from the Wind River Reservation admit they have problems graduating students and with educating students, but they also say they are…

The tribes on the Wind River Indian Reservation have signed a six-month temporary contract with Fremont County to continue solid waste disposal services…

The Wyoming Department of Education recently released the Proficiency Assessments for Wyoming Students – or PAWS – results. In reading, the state improved…

HOST: As we just heard, the uranium industry may have a long way to go in earning back the public’s trust, especially on the Wind River Reservation. In…

Tribal officials on the Wind River Reservation continue to seek answers after the Department of Energy announced that uranium was found in some residents'…