Wyoming Public Media

NPR CEO Jarl Mohn Stops By Wyoming Public Media

When Jarl Mohn, NPR’s new CEO, first mentioned that he planned to make a short trip across the U.S in a single-engine plane, dropping in on stations along

NPR CEO Jarl Mohn Stops By Wyoming Public Media

When Jarl Mohn, NPR’s new CEO, first mentioned that he planned to make a short trip across the U.S in a single-engine plane, dropping in on stations along
Wyoming Energy Export Forum

Stephanie Joyce, Wyoming Public Media's Energy & Natural Resources Reporter, will moderate a discussion on Wyoming's raw commodity exports, primarily
To Stop Cheating, Nuclear Officers Ditch The Grades

The young officers at F.E. Warren Air Force Base have an enormous job: to keep 150 nuclear-tipped missiles ready to launch at a moment's notice
Native Bacteria Used To Clean-Up Uranium Mines

A bacteria found naturally in the soil around uranium deposits may become a powerful tool in cleaning up old mine sites. A group of University of Wyoming

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Johnson County Schools Recognized For Teacher Training

A Laramie-based education foundation that focuses on professional development for teachers has recognized Johnson County School District #1 for the...

NPR CEO Is Optimistic About The Future

NPR CEO Jarl Mohn is visiting NPR member stations across the country and visited Wyoming Public Media. Mohn took over his position July first. He...

Car Camping May Be Allowed In Jackson

Car camping for one night might soon be legal within Jackson Hole, according to proposed changes to the city’s camping ordinance. The municipal...

Scientists To Excavate Wyoming Cave Full Of Prehistoric Fossils

For the first time in decades, scientists are excavating fossils from an 80-foot-deep cave in North Central Wyoming. The cave is called “Natural...

Conservationist Expresses Concern Over Sage Grouse Protections

The Western Energy Alliance released a report this week on sage grouse protection measures used by the oil and gas industry. Though the report...

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WATCH: Video Shows Women Narrowly Escape Death On Railroad Tracks

The video is harrowing. It shows two women narrowly escaping death after a train is unable to come to a stop before running them over. The...
U.S. Economy Rebounds In Spring With GDP Expanding At 4 Percent Rate

The Commerce Department had some good news about the U.S. economy today: Rebounding from a quarter of negative growth, Commerce said the country's...
Gaza Conflict: Shell Strikes U.N. School, Killing Up To 19 Who Sought Shelter

As many as 19 people were killed when a shell struck a school run by the United Nations in Gaza, this morning. In a message on Twitter, Pierre...
Q&A: Michelle Rhee On Teacher Tenure Challenges

In Vergara v. California, lawyers for the plaintiffs argued that the state's teacher tenure system hurts poor, minority students because they are...
Water Main Break Dumps Up To 10 Million Gallons Of Water, Flooding UCLA

A 90-year-old water main broke near the University of California, Los Angeles, on Tuesday, spilling 8 to 10 million gallons of water. As The Los...