Articles by Reece Monaco

By Staff 5-19,2016 Governor Matt Mead has activated the Wyoming National Guard and has asked the Wyoming Office of Homeland Security to assist with flood prevention efforts in Carbon and Fremont Counties. Rising temperatures are […]

By Staff 5-18,2016 The Laramie County Commissioners are saddened to announce the passing of long time County Clerk, Debbye Lathrop. We would like to notify the public that the County Clerk’s offices have been closed […]

By Staff 5-12,2016 The suspect in a bank robbery in Laramie Wednesday may be connected to similar robberies around the country. Shortly after 4:15 Wednesday afternoon, a woman walked into the Bank of the West […]

AP 5-12,2016 A group of lawmakers is seeking to increase taxes on wind farms to put more money into education, which is mostly funded through payments made by the declining coal industry. The Casper Star-Tribune […]

By Staff 5-12,2016 The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission has voted to approve an update to Wyoming’s Grizzly Bear Management Plan and the three-state Memorandum of Agreement. This allow outlines the plan for how Wyoming […]

By Staff 5-11,2016 Cheyenne Police Chief Brian Kozak cordially invites the public to tour the newly constructed Cheyenne Public Safety Center at 415 W. 18th St. on May 12 and 13 from noon to 8 […]

AP 5-11,2016 A settlement has been reached in a three-year battle between the Environmental Protection Agency and a southwest Wyoming landowner over a stock pond. The EPA had threatened stiff fines over a pond Andy […]

By Staff 5-9,2016 The City of Cheyenne and the Downtown Development Authority are moving forward with planned improvements for the 17th Street Lighting Project; a sixth penny funded project. Phase I will incorporate pedestrian lighting […]

AP 5-9,2016 A lawsuit accuses local school officials in Cheyenne of failing to stop a sixth-grade teacher from sexually abusing a student. The teacher, Anna Andersen, is serving an eight-to-12 year prison sentence after pleading […]