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Prometheus Hyperscale has proposed a $68.3 million package for Uinta County and Evanston, but it is not yet a funded commitment. At a recent Uinta County Commission meeting, the developer said the proposed agreement would take effect only if it signs a lease with the still-unnamed data-center tenant and the tenant approves definitive documents, according to Wyoming News.
Even after 63 years, a now 92-year-old George Liska is haunted by the memory of the 16-year-old boy who was lost in the wilderness of southwest Wyoming. It was 1963, and Liska had gotten a phone call that had taken him, willingly, from his home into the bitter cold of the Wyoming backcountry. On the other end of the line was Rock Springs Chief of Police Louis Muir. He said that Liska and his Jeep were needed for an urgent search and rescue.
After WE Soda, a mining operation with a plant in Green River, announced plans for over 300 layoffs beginning in 2027, the community came together to protest the move impacting local families.
WASATCH COUNTY, Utah — Recently unsealed court documents are providing additional details about the criminal allegations against Wasatch County Sheriff Jared Rigby, including claims that he used anonymous letters and
Summit County Sheriff Kacey Bates and spokesperson Skylar Talbot talks about the department's 2025 successes and Bates' priorities for her next term in office. The department handled nearly 500 investigations cases in 2025, including closing the 1974 cold case murder of Melissa Ann Smith in Summit Park. Working with Salt Lake County, Utah County, and the Utah Crime Lab, advanced DNA techonology was used to tied the murder to serial killer Ted Bundy. Bates says the office is working on another 10 or so cases. She thanks voters for electing her to serve as sheriff for the next four years and say her priorities include.
When a struggling brewery's plan to occupy the Evanston Roundhouse fell through, it threatened to leave the city in the lurch without a tenant after a decades-long nearly $30 million renovation saved the building from the wrecking ball. Now the city has scored a new tenant for Section Four of...
George Frazier drew his last breath in Green River, in a Union Pacific Hotel room one September night in 1897. The cause of his death was no particular mystery. He died of tuberculosis, according to the doctor who signed his death certificate. It’s the doctor’s name that presents more of...
GILLETTE — The Green River Lady Wolves and Rock Springs Lady Tigers wrapped up the preliminary round of the Wyoming Class 4A State Swimming and Diving Championships Friday, with both teams putting together top finishes to qualify for Saturday’s finals in Gillette. The Lady Wolves were led by...
Sweetwater County School District #2 is inviting the entire community to come together and honor the brave men and women who have served our country during its Veterans Day Parade on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, at 10 a.m. With the theme “United to Honor Our Heroes,” the parade will bring...
Local artists and makers bring their handmade creations together at this Utah holiday market each winter, and admission is free. That’s the kind of holiday math I can fully get behind. The shelves hold pottery, jewelry, candles, clothing, greeting cards, and 2-D artwork from people who live and create...
Democrat Celeste Johnson and Republican Luke Searle have been neck and neck since ballots started coming in on Election Day, Nov. 3. The two are vying for the Utah House District 59 seat, which covers Wasatch County, Park City and parts of the Snyderville Basin. Johnson had a narrow lead on election night, then trailed Searle late Nov. 4.
EVANSTON, Wyo. — 10 years after opening in Park City, Alpine Distilling is expanding its footprint in the Mountain West with the launch of bulk production and manufacturing operations inside
Zane Woolstenhulme, a Democrat, was neck-and-neck with Utah House District 4 GOP Rep. Tiara Auxier after Election Day. When Summit County had counted most of the remaining ballots Sunday night, Woolstenhulme had almost 600 more votes and a 3% margin. Results won’t be final until the state certifies them Nov. 23.
Wyoming received a $6.7 million federal grant for safety and emergency upgrades at the twin Green River tunnels on Interstate 80. Planned upgrades include intelligent lighting, electronic warning signs, variable speed limits, weather monitoring, improved communications and fire suppression systems. WYDOT expects the project to go to bid in fall...