SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — The recent discovery of three Triceratops fossils in Wyoming could include the most complete skeleton of the three-horned dinosaur to date.Until the discovery last month … more

More than 5,000 professionals from the oil, gas, coal, uranium and wind industries will be in Gillette on Wednesday and Thursday for the 14th annual Energy Exposition. The energy expo started 13 years ago as a small coal-bed methane fair, with only about a couple dozen vendors. It since has changed its name to the Energy Exposition, which reflects the increased participation by companies in areas other than coal-bed methane, according to Austin Jennings, marketing director for the Energy Exposition. more

Three reporters from Japan visited Gillette last week as part of a three-week, energy-related stay in the United States. The group came on a program sponsored by the U.S. Department of State to visit various energy-related sites and energy industry insiders to learn about several aspects of the U.S. energy industry from nuclear power to coal. more

The rain during the last three days of May brought the average moisture level for northeastern Wyoming to a level above average. more

Do you have ideas for how Campbell County should develop in the future? The county is now updating its comprehensive plan and all the input from the public is welcome. more

It’s hard to drive a roadway in or out of Gillette without seeing a memorial to someone who died in a wreck involving drunken driving. There are dozens of them. Built by the living, they mark places where people, young and old, male and female, have died. more

Few people know what they want to do with the rest of their lives by the time they graduate from high school, or even once they finish college. And when it comes to careers, changing directions multiple times throughout one’s life is becoming an increasingly common practice. more

When Tiffany Jackson, 14, got an official-looking letter in the mail just as the school year was getting ready to begin, she thought she was in trouble. But as she opened it and began reading, her anxiety turned into excitement. more

What made the area near Beulah so important to American Indians? And how did tribes use a cliff as a buffalo trap? The Vore Buffalo Jump (named for the family who owned the land) tells the story of the culture that Plains Indians built around the buffalo. more

CASPER, Wyo. — Bill Rossin dreads even a simple trip to the grocery store.The Casper man lost his left leg below the knee in 2011 while working for a trucking company. He gets around with a … more