LARAMIE, Wyo. — Natalie Meisler wasn't making any sense. The veteran journalist was talking on the phone with Tim Harkins, the head of media relations for University of Wyoming athletics. They … more

DETROIT — When Eva Nelson-McClendon first moved to Detroit's Birwood Street in 1959, she didn't know much about the wall across the street. At 6 feet tall and a foot thick, it wasn't so imposing, … more

BERNALILLO, N.M. — Along the irrigation canal that cuts through this centuries-old New Mexico town, a small group of churchgoers gathers to recite the rosary before tossing rose petals into the … more

SALT LAKE CITY — Doctors say a Utah soccer referee remains in a coma after being punched by a teenage player unhappy with one of his calls, and his family says their only hope is for a … more

DEADWOOD — Longtime Deadwood Mayor Francis Toscana has presided over his last city commission meeting. Mayor-elect Chuck Turbiville will be sworn in at next Monday’s regular commission … more

HELENA — Montana wildlife commissioners may extend the hunting season for wolves and the number of predators that can be killed by a hunter or trapper. Fish, Wildlife and Parks is proposing a … more

SALT LAKE CITY — The landslide at a copper mining pit that loosened enough material to fill two-thirds of the Panama Canal could lower tax revenue, especially for local schools and a fire district, … more

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — An 88-year-old World War II veteran who was shot in the abdomen during a battle in Germany nearly 70 years ago has received a Purple Heart and Bronze Star. U.S. Sen. Tim … more

HOT SPRINGS, S.D. — Veterans Affairs officials have once again removed two Confederate flags from a display at a Veterans Affairs hospital in the southwestern South Dakota city of Hot Springs, and … more

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — Federal agents who help investigate crimes at the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in western South Dakota’s Black Hills will not come from Sioux Falls this year due to a … more