Dinosaur bones draw fossil hunter to eastern Wyo ranch
NEWCASTLE -- For years this land sat unexplored, eroding at the change of seasons, in the Wyoming wind, under the hooves of cattle.An unpleasant haircut: Shearing alpacas poses a challenge, owners say
POWELL -- For Fandango the alpaca, a haircut is a pain in the neck.Forest Service uses GPS to map beetles
JACKSON -- Foresters tracking whitebark pine trees killed by beetles will start using GPS to map the damage.

Industrial park proves popular
Three businesses have committed to locate at Encampment's new industrial park even before the infrastructure has been completed.WYDOT expects record highway spending
Record spending on highways in Wyoming this year will put a dent in a work backlog that has been years in the making, but it won't erase it.Two bits worth: Dogs, beans and brew
Here are a few facts about commerce on the Fourth of July you may not have considered, and probably never had any reason to consider, so naturally, we feel obliged to serve them up for you: