Good morning, Laramie.

Cody native Julia Cook has released her debut wildlife photography book Wild Wonders, which offers scientific insights and stunning images of Yellowstone wildlife; she will lead photography workshops in February near Cooke City and in June in the park (exact locations pending).

Wyoming's economy grew modestly with 1,300 new jobs statewide and increased tourism even as mining declined, and Laramie County saw an 11.9% boost in sales tax revenue and rising home values.

The state will build on steady growth while navigating shifts in consumer spending and energy trends.

Unusually warm winter weather is causing fruit trees in Wyoming to bloom early, and experts recommend winter watering & careful care to ease stress on new growth.

Arborists warn that continued warmth and dryness may damage trees if conditions persist.

The Forest Service will plow Sand Creek Road in the Snowy Range exclusively for logging trucks for a timber sale this winter.

Locals support the move to reduce fire risks while officials warn against public vehicle use to keep traffic safe.

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