A recent study conducted by a professor and graduate student at the University of Wyoming in Laramie shows that fossil record disappears at different rates.
The federal government’s imminent release of plans to let states manage Yellowstone-area grizzly bears - including by hunting - rekindles debate about whether gunning down grizzlies will undo years of conservation work.
Video surveillance played a role in the quick apprehension of a suspect this past weekend who’d broken into a couple of businesses in downtown Sheridan. Sheridan Police Chief Richard Adriaens says video continues to be a valuable tool for law enforcement.
The warm winter we’re experiencing has had a negative effect on the Sheridan Dog and Cat Shelter. During her monthly visit to our news talk show Public Pulse, Shelter Executive Director Debie Crawford talked about the issue they’re having at the shelter.
The Council of Social Agencies in Sheridan is seeking nominations from the public for two awards, the 2015 Human Service Person of the Year, and the Human Service Lifetime Achievement Award.
