Open Spaces

Today on the show we will have three stories on health care issues including what happens when kids don’t have health insurance. Also, the governor and others in Wyoming are looking into why Native American women suffer such high rates of violence. One family lost their daughter and wants justice. The state’s largest water project is nearing the end of a 10 year expansion process. Plus tips on how you should behave at a Pow Wow. Those stories and more.

In March – Shopko – a small town version of Walmart. There is potential for it to hit Wyoming communities hard. But some communities are fighting back. We’ll have three stories on how Upper Colorado River Basin states, including Wyoming, are building more dams and pipelines to stave off coming droughts. Wyoming is more racially homogenous now than it’s ever been. We will also looking into issues surrounding the availability of public defenders. Those stories and more.

In March – Shopko – a small town version of Walmart. There is potential for it to hit Wyoming communities hard. But some communities are fighting back. We’ll have three stories on how Upper Colorado River Basin states, including Wyoming, are building more dams and pipelines to stave off coming droughts. Wyoming is more racially homogenous now than it’s ever been. We will also looking into issues surrounding the availability of public defenders. Those stories and more.

On this episode, the state is working to build a new nursing home for veterans. Kemmerer has an uncertain economic future. It’s power plant could be closing and town leaders are looking for ways to address the problem. Kids in Casper are using circles as a way to resolve conflict at their school, and they think adults should try it too. Those stories and an interview with the head of Yellowstone National Park.

On this episode, the state is working to build a new nursing home for veterans. Kemmerer has an uncertain economic future. It’s power plant could be closing and town leaders are looking for ways to address the problem. Kids in Casper are using circles as a way to resolve conflict at their school, and they think adults should try it too. Those stories and an interview with the head of Yellowstone National Park.

On this episode, we will hear from a Native American representative and from the Wyoming game and fish department regarding legislation being considered in Congress that would require tribes be included in decisions regarding Grizzly Bear Management. We will also revisit a clergy abuse investigation. We will also look at efforts to enhance wind energy in Wyoming. And learn why lawmakers are bullish about Blockchain. Those stories and a StoryCorps from Jackson.

On this episode, we will hear from a Native American representative and from the Wyoming game and fish department regarding legislation being considered in Congress that would require tribes be included in decisions regarding Grizzly Bear Management. We will also revisit a clergy abuse investigation. We will also look at efforts to enhance wind energy in Wyoming. And learn why lawmakers are bullish about Blockchain. Those stories and a StoryCorps from Jackson.

On this episode, we'll take a look at why you might want to double check on whether or not you have an outstanding warrant. An owner of two coal mines in Wyoming is now bankrupt and we’ll find out why Thousands of coyotes are killed every year to protect livestock and big game, but does it work? Those stories and much more.

On this episode, we'll take a look at why you might want to double check on whether or not you have an outstanding warrant. An owner of two coal mines in Wyoming is now bankrupt and we’ll find out why Thousands of coyotes are killed every year to protect livestock and big game, but does it work? Those stories and much more.

On this episode, Capitol Hill may soon start discussing some building projects, but Wyoming Senator Mike Enzi says the deficit is too high. President Trump lifted what’s commonly known as the “coal moratorium.” Now, a court is saying that needed an environmental review. An artist residency in northeastern Wyoming uses its location to inspire visiting artists and writers. Those stories and a discussion about a controversial proposal involving prairie dogs are coming up.