- Documents provided to an online magazine indicate a private security firm hired by the developer of the disputed Dakota Access oil pipeline conducted an aggressive, multifaceted operation that included a close working relationship with public law enforcement
- A film festival on the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation aims to bolster the anti-pipeline movement that blossomed there last year
- A proposal for the U.S. Bureau of Land Management to buy about 1,800 acres on top of a mountain in northern Wyoming has strong support. The only question is whether the agency can come up with the money
- Yellowstone National Park is offering a reward of up to $25,000 for information about the shooting death of a rare white wolf near Gardiner, Montana
- State and federal wildlife officials are investigating after a black bear hunter reported shooting a grizzly bear about 5 miles northeast of Missoula
- Another batch of some 900 rare Wyoming toads is being released into wetlands in the Laramie region
- Montana broadcasters will begin airing public service spots aimed at increasing awareness of the signs of suicide and the help that is available
- A report from United Health Foundation ranks Wyoming as the 37th healthiest state in America for older people. The foundation's America's Health Ranking 2017 Senior Report says Minnesota is the healthiest state for seniors, followed by Utah and Hawaii
Evening Newscast: Wednesday, May 31
