The Bookmarked Literary Arts Festival is back in Lander later this month for its fifth year. The gathering aims to broaden the definition of what literature looks like – and who’s writing it – in the state.

Two free events in Casper this week will take a deep look at mental health in the Cowboy State.

“Heidi Across America” is a new book published by Health Communications. It tells the story of one woman's journey on a bicycle through the heartland in 2010, as she explores self discovery and slow travel. WPR spoke with the author.

Blue bears, purple moose and brightly-colored geometric shapes. This is the way artist DG House sees the animals and landscapes of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and how she brings them to life in her paintings. An enrolled member of the Cherokee Tribe of Northeast Alabama, House has been part of the Indigenous Arts and Cultural Demonstration residency program at Grand Teton National Park for decades.

The “Championship of Champions” Indian horse relay races are back in Casper for the weekend of Sept. 20 to 22. This year, more teams are competing than ever.

So far this year, nearly 3.5 million recreational visits have been recorded, up 6 percent over 2023 and down 3 percent from 2021.

Despite an early lead thanks to a first quarter field goal and touchdown, the Pokes ultimately trailed the Vandals 17 to 13.

Jack O’Neil will compete in the preliminaries of the 100-meter backstroke on Aug. 31 around 2 a.m. Mountain Time.

Shuko Yoshikami, who's now 86, was just four years old when he, his parents and three siblings were sent by train from southern California to Heart Mountain. They spent about three years there.

The Nelons are a four-piece family group. They were inducted into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame in 2016 and have won multiple awards in their genre.