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Woman Brings Joy to Wyoming Town by Creating Hundreds of Personalized Snowmen (Video)
There's a small town in Wyoming where the people are outnumbered; by animals, by trees, and even by snowmen.
It was back in July when...
Astounding Wave Clouds Surge Over Wyoming’s Bighorn Mountains-LOOK
The most astonishing display of atmospheric variability came as giant ocean waves of clouds drifted over the Bighorn Mountains in Wyoming last week.
The incredible...
New Wyoming Carbon Capture Project Will Eliminate 5 Million Tons of CO2 Per Year
A facility that will pull carbon out of the air and deposit it underground believes new incentives will allow it to do so by...
A Hero Just Passing By Saves Young Mom and Son From Dying in Wyoming House Fire
A passerby is being hailed as a hero for risking his own life to help rescue a Wyoming family after their Jamestown home erupted...
How They Saved a Species in Wyoming (But Was it Worth it?)
Some people might be wondering why we put so much money and effort into saving a species – but this conservationist has a fascinating answer.
“Jesus Lizard” Walked on Wyoming Water 48 Million Years Ago
It’s hard enough to believe a lizard can walk on water, but you also need to imagine it happening when the badlands of the...
Wyoming Startup Builds 3-Story Vertical Farm to Employ People With Disabilities
Jackson, Wyoming, is an unlikely place for urban farming: At an altitude over a mile high, with snow lasting into May, the growing season...
Court Says No to Oil, Gas Leases on Scenic Wyoming Public Lands
The 10th Circuit Federal Court of Appeals last week rejected a challenge by the energy industry attempting to force the Secretary of the Interior...
Black-Footed Ferret Cloned to Add Diversity Just Gave Birth to Two New Kits Helping Save Species
In Front Royal, a black-footed ferret named Antonia has just given birth to two healthy kits.
Antonia was cloned from the DNA of a ferret...
Good News in History, November 4
287 years ago today, the Teatro di San Carlo was inaugurated in the city of Naples with the opera Achille in Sciro. It is the...
Pet Cat Lost in Yellowstone Travels 800 Miles Toward the City Where Owner Still Had Hope 60 Days Later
An incredible story reminiscent of Homeward Bound, recently came out from California—that a cat who had accompanied a family to Yellowstone National Park, was lost there.
Despite...
Good News in History, September 6
29 years ago today, Cal Ripken Jr. broke Lou Gehrig’s baseball record when he played in his 2,131st consecutive game. Once considered a near-impossible...
Good News in History, July 21
14 years ago today, Turkish-American Erden Eruç became the first person to perform a human-powered circumnavigation of the world, in a journey of 41,000...
Good News in History, July 13
On this day 231 years ago, John Clare, the "peasant poet" was born. Living his whole life in the countryside of Northamptonshire, he was...
She Rescues Wild Mustangs That Are Rounded-Up and Reunites Their Herds on Her Ranch
A former Hollywood producer turned rancher is rescuing mustangs and wild donkeys from being sold at auction to potentially abusive environments or slaughterhouses.
Clare Staples...
Good News in History, June 11
105 years ago today, Sir Barton became the first racehorse in history to win the Triple Crown. A chestnut colt bred in 1916 on...
Good News in History, June 8
75 years ago today, Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell was published for the first time in the UK. This groundbreaking and best-selling novel has...
The ‘World’s Largest’ Vacuum to Suck Up Carbon Emissions Begins Operating in Iceland
A pair of climate-solution firms have just turned on the largest CO2 vacuum in the world, capable of sucking thousands of tons of carbon...
Scientists Unveil First Evidence That Triceratops Lived in Herds
Despite films like Jurassic Park, depicting them traveling in herds, all known fossils of Triceratops (over 50 in total) have been solitary individuals found...
Good News in History, March 17
124 years ago today, Isadora Duncan, the first modern dancer, made her debut as a solo interpretive dancer in London to crowds who marveled...