KEMMERER — In a solemn and sobering weeklong trial at the Third Judicial District Court in Kemmerer, the haunting details of child abuse and murder unfolded as Kemmerer’s Cheri Marler …

The ever-increasing cost of electricity can squeeze Wyomingites’ monthly budgets, but Rocky Mountain Power says ongoing rate hikes are necessary. The company, which serves about 144,000 …

KEMMERER — When a Wyoming girl wishes for a shopping spree, you can bet she’s shopping for all her favorite outdoor adventure gear. Fourteen-year-old Kaydence, from Kemmerer, lives the …

Four of six bills intended to give state electric utility regulators more powers to scrutinize system investments that may cost Wyoming ratepayers advanced this week out of the Senate Corporations, Business and Economic Development Committee. Though each bill addresses individual aspects of Wyoming and system-wide investments on the western electrical grid, the discussion has been mostly uniform around the entire suite of legislation; many lawmakers believe that shifting away from fossil fuels in favor of renewable forms of electrical power creates reliability risks and unnecessary costs for Wyoming ratepayers.

COKEVILLE — Areawide snowpacks are variable depending upon your location for the month of January. Generally speaking, snowpacks are higher in the south end of Lincoln County and taper off as you go north, especially in the Upper Green River Basin. Lower elevation snowpacks are below median, which is a reverse of last year’s measurements.

KEMMERER — A Kemmerer-Diamondville Water and Wastewater Joint Powers Board (JPB) meeting was held on Feb. 13, where members briefly discussed the Miners Park lift station. The station, which contains a wet and dry well, has had some issues and needs updates.