Justin George
Journalist at The Colorado Sun
Editor at Cowboy State Daily
Writer/Editor/Journalist. @daily_cowboy News Editor. @coloradosun Contributor. Alum: @washingtonpost @marshallproj @baltimoresun @tb_times
Articles
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1 week ago |
cowboystatedaily.com | Justin George
Carbon County Sheriff Alex Bakken had just finished a meeting Monday night with emergency dispatchers in Saratoga, Wyoming, when he jumped in his car and saw an alert for three missing hikers lost on Medicine Bow Peak. The mountain, the highest in the Snowy Range, lies about 35 miles west of Laramie. It also was 35 miles southeast of where Bakken was.
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1 week ago |
cowboystatedaily.com | Justin George
An Albany County Sheriff’s deputy pulled over a dark-colored Nissan hatchback two years ago for going more than 110 mph in a 70 mph zone. The driver was ticketed and told to slow down. He didn’t. The next day, the same driver was reportedly pulled over again on U.S. Highway 30. This time the sheriff’s office clocked him going 116 mph.
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3 weeks ago |
cowboystatedaily.com | Justin George
A Wyoming Supreme Court’s ruling Thursday kicked a lawsuit against a Cheyenne hospital over a little girl’s death back down to a lower court. Cheyenne Regional Medical Center had asked the high court to dismiss a motion its lawyers had filed seeking immunity against a lawsuit the family of a 7-year-old girl had filed against the hospital.
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3 weeks ago |
cowboystatedaily.com | Justin George
They say the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree, and that certainly holds true in football when it comes to the legacies of a handful of famous families. Most well known is the Manning family, which has churned out three generations of star quarterbacks in dad Archie, Super Bowl champion sons Peyton and Eli and their nephew Arch, who is expected to be a top signal-caller in college football this fall.
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4 weeks ago |
cowboystatedaily.com | Justin George
Nearly four years ago, a sick young girl arrived in the Cheyenne Regional Medical Center’s emergency room, where two nurses found that she had a fever, trouble breathing and an abnormal heart rate. Hours later, after an examination by a physician’s assistant, she was discharged without being admitted. Her parents found her dead on the living room couch the next morning.
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