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Join Mrs. Wyoming, Hannah Redden, for stories and crown-making this April!

Scientists spent weeks digging in the Bighorn Basin to search Wyoming's dinosaur history.

There's no tales of Michael Scott or Dwight Schrute appearing on this documentary that PBS is airing, but it does involve a former University of Wyoming professor in his pursuit of tracking down a historical rock in the Rocky Mountains. The documentary film is called 'Morfar's View of the Winds' and PBS aired it tonight (October 11th), and will air it Tuesday, October 19th at 9:30 p.m.

After a year and a half on the film festival and screening circuit, the University of Wyoming’s 55-minute science, adventure and conservation documentary film, “Deer 139,” will premiere online on the spring equinox. Viewers are invited to join the premiere on YouTube at 7 p...

Helene Neville’s story can only be summed up as remarkable. She’s on her way to becoming the first person to run solo across all 50 states in 2019.

It is surprising to see what has changed and what has not changed about Wyoming in 70 years. The biggest difference is instantly apparent - how things are done.

Freshman Arundathi Nair will receive $3,000 for her documentary, “Fossil Fuels to Renewables.” Her documentary will also be aired on C-Span at 6:50 a.m. Eastern Time and throughout the day on April 18, according to a C-SPAN news release.

A documentary released in November 2016 spotlights the problems in Wyoming with crystal methamphetamine.

A C-SPAN representative will present a StudentCam certificate of merit to Nair and Miller in front of family members, classmates, teachers and elected officials.