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Double Feature, Double Heritage: Wyoming PBS Highlights Adventure and Trona Industry in Nov. 29 Documentary Broadcast Premieres

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RIVERTON—Wyoming PBS brings viewers an evening that celebrates two very different sides of Wyoming with back-to-back broadcast premieres of two new documentaries on Nov. 29. One explores mountains where so much of the identity of climbers is formed, and the other looks below the surface of Wyoming’s trona mining heritage. Tune in to Wyoming PBS at 6:30 p.m. for “Mountain Roots: The Adventure Home,” followed by “Afar & Below: The Story of the Wyoming Trona Miners” immediately following at 7:30 p.m. “From a young climber discovering her roots to the trona miners who keep a cornerstone Wyoming industry moving, these

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Senior Cody Fillies Volleyball Player Sydney Simone Signs With Carroll College For Volleyball

Sydney Simone has signed with Carroll College of the Frontier Conference to play Volleyball for the Fighting Saints next season. Sydney was a 2025 All-Conference Volleyball Player. She will join her sister Riley, who is on a Softball scholarship.

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Senior Cody Fillies Volleyball Player Maddie Beaudrie Signs With The University Of Mary For Volleyball

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Maddie Beaudrie has signed a letter of commitment to the University of Mary to play Volleyball. Beaudrie will study Nursing at the Bismarck, North Dakota, Catholic University. Maddie is an All-Conference and All-State setter for the Cody Fillies Volleyball team. She had over 1000 assists this season. Listen to the KodiRadio interview with Maddie as she discusses her college future as well as her Senior season in Basketball and Soccer.

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Shoshone National Forest Plans for Pile Burns

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Cody, Wyo., November 20, 2025—The Shoshone National Forest will begin burning operations for slash piles in the coming weeks, pending all required approvals. This work will continue throughout the winter as weather conditions allow or until the work is complete. Pile burns are used to reduce overgrown vegetation and help protect local communities, infrastructure and natural resources from wildfires. Planned areas for pile burns: These areas may be temporarily closed to the public for safety reasons. Watch for warning signs along roads near all prescribed fire areas before and during burns. Residents may experience smoke during and shortly after the

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CITY OF CODY STORM DRAIN MASTER PLAN

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November 19, 2025 (Cody, WYOMING) – The City of Cody is nearing completion of the Storm Drain Master Plan, and is seeking public input on the Final Report and recommended improvement projects.The Storm Drain Master Plan (SDMP) is a comprehensive study that analyzes storm drainage patterns throughout the City, defines goals for storm water management, and prioritizes future infrastructure investments. The storm drainage system is critical infrastructure that protects residential and commercial structures from flood events. During the development of the SDMP, the consultant team of Bowen Collins & Associates and Engineering Associates created a prioritized Capital Improvement Plan, which

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Wyoming airports largely unaffected by FAA-mandated airline reduction ahead of busy holiday season

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CHEYENNE, Wyo.  – Despite national headlines and a temporary 6 percent reduction in flight capacity ordered by the Federal Aviation Administration at several of the nation’s busiest airports, Wyoming’s commercial air service has remained largely stable. Travelers can confidently book flights to and from Wyoming as federal operations are returning to normal during the government’s reopening process. While Denver International Airport — Wyoming’s primary connecting hub for the vast majority of the state’s commercial flights — was among the airports named in the FAA’s original 10 percent reduction plan, impacts to Wyoming airports have been significantly lower than expected. This

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UW Student Excels in NASA Research Program, Represents Wyoming at Regional Symposium

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Laramie, Wyo. — Nov. 17, 2025 — Drea Hineman, a University of Wyoming student from Gillette, has earned regional recognition for her innovative space-farming research supported by NASA. Hineman is a senior majoring in plant production and protection in the UW Department of Plant Sciences. As a Wyoming NASA Space Grant Consortium research fellow, she studies sustainable food production in reduced-gravity environments—in other words, farming in space. The Wyoming NASA Space Grant Consortium sponsors education and research programs in support of NASA missions. Hineman’s fellowship project addresses a key problem astronauts face when cultivating lettuce plants in space: salt accumulation

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Bighorn National Forest planned pile burning

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Sheridan, WY November 17, 2025— Bighorn National Forest staff are planning pile burning operations this fall and winter into 2026, pending required approvals and weather conditions. We use prescribed fires to help reduce overgrown vegetation to help protect local communities, infrastructure and natural resources from wildfires. Pile burning areas include: ·         Burgess Junction area on the Tongue Ranger District ·         Big Goose area on the Tongue Ranger District ·         Lynx Park and sites along Highway 16 on the Powder River Ranger District ·         Antelope Butte Ski area on the Medicine Wheel Ranger District ·         Crater Ridge area on the Medicine Wheel Ranger District Residents may experience smoke

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Wyoming Weed and Pest Council Welcomes Hosts 81st Annual Conference

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JACKSON, WYO. (November 17, 2025) – The Wyoming Weed and Pest Council (WWPC) hosted their 81st annual Conference in Jackson last month, bringing together members of all 23 weed and pest districts across Wyoming. This year’s conference featured outdoor tours and classes for members to discuss  noxious weeds and pests in the state, while also celebrating the accomplishments of some of their longest serving employees and board members. WWPC hosts the conference each year to promote unified support and leadership for the management of weed and pests to protect the economic and ecological resources in Wyoming. The various districts began meeting on Monday, October

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Healthcare wage gaps narrowed after COVID-19

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A new analysis of U.S. healthcare wages before and after the COVID-19 pandemic found modest narrowing of pay gaps across jobs, education, race, and gender.  The study was published recently in Health Affairs.   Researchers found that among nonphysicians healthcare workers, aides, and assistants saw the largest wage gains, with earnings rising 13.6% between 2015 and 2024. By comparison, registered nurses and technicians had smaller increases of 3.8% and 1.1%, respectively. Advanced practice providers, who earn higher average salaries, saw 8.3% wage growth over the same period.  The wage increases occurred in an organic way, said senior author Bianca Frogner, director of the

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