Daniel, Wyoming

DANIEL, WYO. -- It's hard for ranchers here to figure how it came to this -- again.

The owner of a cattle herd near Daniel that is affected by the livestock disease brucellosis has decided to depopulate his herd, Wyoming State Veterinarian Walter Cook announced today.

Date : Fri, 29 Aug 2008 20:23:04 +0500 DEMANDS SUBMITTED TO MINISTER A1+ [06:08 pm] 28 August, 2008 Fundamental human rights continue to be infringed at penitentiaries of the RoA Justice Ministry.

Conservation groups say a final plan for energy development in Lincoln and Sublette counties protects more wildlife habitat than earlier drafts, but still falls short when it comes to ensuring air and water ...

From The K-B-L-G News Center... THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HAS GIVEN A DANIEL, WYOMING AREA RANCHER UNTIL LATE SEPTEMBER OR EARLY OCTOBER TO DECIDE WHETHER TO SLAUGHTER HIS BRUCELLOSIS-INFECTED CATTLE HERD.

Wyoming livestock producers are collectively holding their breath, worried the ax may fall regarding the state's current brucellosis-class free status.

U.S. Cattlemen's Assn. Urges Dept. of Interior and USDA to Enact Long-Term Brucellosis Eradication Program in Greater Yellostone Area Date Posted: Jun.

A heard of cattle in Wyoming is testing positive for brucellosis. According to the Wyoming State Veterinary Laboratory two cows are testing positive for brucellosis.

A case of brucellosis may have been identified in Wyoming. Blood taken from two cows in a herd near Daniel, Wyoming reacted positively to diagnostic tests for brucellosis.

The Guam Public School System must determine how it can spend a $481,000 E-rate reimbursement check it received Wednesday.

Ten people have filed to run for two seats on the Jackson Town Council in August but incumbent Mark Barron will cruise to another term as Jackson's mayor unopposed.

"I think as a state, we need to pursue this"

JACKSON, Wyo. - ' Joe Schloss, the chairman of the Teton County Republican Party, has announced he will run against incumbent Rep. via Planet Jackson Hole

"Energy development is becoming more and more of a hot-button issue"

Saying it shouldn't take an act of Congress to protect valuable wildlife resources across the West from development, a coalition of sportsmen and conservation groups Wednesday announced the formation of ... via The Grand Junction Sentinel