Buffalo

It is flu season again, and the Johnson County Public Health Office wants to let everyone know the vaccines are available and clinics have been scheduled for the next few weeks.

Requests for Proposals for the design of Crazy Woman Square in Buffalo are due and will be opened today at Buffalo's City Hall.

National Park Service Planners will implement a “One-Year Rule” for the upcoming winter season in Yellowstone National Park in order to allow for time to address a large number of public comments that were received regarding the proposed long-term regulation.

The Environmental Protection Agency is holding hearings this week on new nationwide environmental standards for the process known as fracking.

The Sheridan Community Land Trust will host a two-hour “moderately strenuous 13-mile bike ride”, or Bike-Tober Fest, this Saturday along their trail that's near-completion west of Sheridan.

Wyoming Secretary of State Max Maxfield held a media conference in Cheyenne Thursday to announce that he's filed suit in State District Court to seek a court ruling on term limits for the state's executive branch.

Wyoming Department of Corrections issued a media release stating that the Wyoming Honor Conservation Camp inmate who escaped while on work-detail in Douglas last Friday has been apprehended in Casper without incident.

Health officials across the country say that more cases of Listeria in connection with the cantaloupe outbreak are a real possibility, as the incubation period for the bacteria can be up to two months and symptoms of the disease can take time to manifest themselves.

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