CJ Baker is a Staff Writer with a focus on local news in Powell, Wyoming. With a portfolio that includes publications such as The Powell Tribune and Wyoming Business Report, CJ covers a range of topics including community events, crime, healthcare, and current affairs.
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A group of local teens are alleged to have stolen a handgun from one vehicle and rummaged through another near the Park County Fairgrounds this month. Powell police eventually found the stolen gun …
W hen a new operator took over the daily flights between Cody and Denver last spring, Yellowstone Regional Airport officials predicted the switch would lead to more flights being completed and …
A Cody man was recently ordered to serve three years of probation, to pay $275 in fees and assessments — and to write an apology to the police officers he assaulted.
Following through on plans he announced over a month ago, Park County Assessor Pat Meyer officially resigned on Tuesday to begin retirement. Meyer was midway through a four-year term, so Park County Republican Party leaders and the county commissioners must now pick a replacement to fill the position for the next two years.
Drivers who get caught speeding or blowing through a stop sign typically face not just a ticket, but also a blemished driving record and higher auto insurance rates. However, the City of Powell is now offering some lead-foots and other offenders a chance to get their tickets tossed: If qualifying drivers pay their fine, an extra $70 fee and complete a three-hour online traffic school, their municipal court citation will be dismissed.
A Cody woman accused of embezzling as much as $193,000 from a Cody liquor store will receive probation, if a judge goes along with a proposed plea agreement.
By: Cj Baker
In the days and months leading up to a fatal July 4 shootout in Yellowstone National Park, federal prosecutors say Samson “Lucas” B. Fussner sent signals that he was planning “pro white nationalist violence.”
Many of the recent changes at the Powell Police Department have taken place “under the hood,” but some much more visible ones are on the way.
Several familiar faces were welcomed back to the Powell City Council on Monday night, along with one newcomer.
When employees worked their final shifts at the Lamplighter Inn restaurant, Julie Norberg asked them to sign their names on a side door.
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