Today’s Headlines:

  • In an update on the fatal plane crash in Minnesota that killed three Rawlins men on Saturday, the Federal Aviation Administration now says the investigation into the cause could take a year or more to complete.
  • At the south end of the Platte Valley, aerial spraying near the Odd Fellows Campground which interrupted public use at the site, finished up late Tuesday afternoon.
  • The Bureau of Land Management will team up with University of Wyoming researchers to collar wild horses in the Adobe Town Herd Management Area southwest of Wamsutter. According to a BLM news release, the collaring program will track the movement and habitat selection of the horses which populate the open range in Sweetwater County.
  • The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is asking hunters to have their harvested animals tested for chronic wasting disease to help with the statewide surveillance program.
  • The HEM football team has put together a nice season so far and are looking to slug out a conference win this weekend.
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