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Leaders celebrate completion in Kent of Lower Russell levee

$58 million project along the Green River includes reopening of Van Doren’s Landing Park

A new podcast from KUNC looks at the Colorado River Basin and how people are living with less

The Colorado River Basin is a water system that runs from the Rocky Mountains, starting in Wyoming, all the way into the desert of the southwest and Mexico. It provides water for 40 million people, but also for many other things, like agriculture and outdoor recreation. But in recent years, this system has been at record lows, and shortages are expected to get worse. So how can seven states, 30 Native American tribes and northern Mexico learn to live with less? KUNC’s reporter and managing editor Luke Runyon put together a podcast series exploring the issue. It is called ‘Thirst Gap’ and is out now. He spoke with Wyoming Public Radio’s Caitlin Tan.

PHOTOS: Remembering the Mount St. Helens explosion 43 years later

On May 18, 1980, Mount St. Helens erupted, killing 57 people, coating the land in ash, and creating the largest landslide ever recorded.

Sublette Examiner | Commercial water bills get winter discount

Buffalo Bill Center of the West to Open Two Exhibitions United Across Subject and Time

Two exhibitions invite visitors to journey along the Green River with artist Tony Foster (b. 1946) and historical painter Alfred Jacob Miller (1810–1874).