In the Rockies today, wind, wolves and President Obama's tour of the West is in the news.
Wyoming's first symposium on wind power ended last week, with counties asking a new state law giving them authority to regulate wind-energy projects.
And a panelist at that symposium said Wyoming's lack of a mandate for a percentage of power to be obtained from renewable resources has held back the wind-energy industry in the state.
Idaho is expected to set a quota for a planned wolf hunt in that state today, a move conservation groups will watch carefully and their response could affect Montana's plan for a wolf hunt this fall.
President Obama winds up his tour of the West today, with a stop in Arizona to give a speech at the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Phoenix.
In our In-depth section, we provide coverage of the president's town hall meetings in Montana and Colorado, as well as the Obama family's trip to Yellowstone National Park.