Wildlife managers are plotting an initial response to the disease outbreak as more confirmed and suspected cases are discovered at the state-run Dell Creek Feedground.

Wildlife managers are finding more emaciated elk feedgrounds across the state testing positive for the fatal disease.

Wyoming is emerging from a fairly mild winter that has been devoid of brutal, prolonged cold snaps or massive snow dumps. With a “snow water equivalent” hovering around 94% of the median across the ...

Nearly all of Wyoming will see snow sometimes between Wednesday night through Friday from an incoming wet winter storm. The ...

The Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) has scheduled a closure of Hoback Canyon for Friday, February 14 at 3:00 AM for avalanche control. Reduced visibility, winter driving conditions ...

Two weeks ago, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department sent word that its second and third cases of CWD had been discovered on an elk feedground — both detected in cow carcasses at the Dell Creek ...

Emaciated animals are continuing to die at the Dell Creek Feedground, which may prove to be an unwelcome testbed illustrating how always deadly chronic wasting disease propagates through elk herds ...