AP 5-20.2015 A missile site 20 miles east of Cheyenne is going to take 200 years and millions of taxpayer dollars to clean up. The Wyoming Tribune Eagle reports the Army Corps of Engineers has […]
AP 5-18-2015 The Wyoming Department of Health is offering incentives for any nursing home operator that wants to step in and take over the Saratoga nursing home. Since Deseret Health Group announced earlier this month […]
AP 5-18.2015 A 16-year-old girl has been gored by a bison in Yellowstone National Park while posing for a picture near the animal. The National Park Service says the unidentified girl’s injuries were serious but […]
AP 5-18,2015 The Wyoming Beef Council has reappointed Dianne Kirkbride, of Cheyenne, and Tom Wright, of Newcastle, to additional three-year terms on the Federation of State Beef Councils. The Wyoming Beef Council is one of […]
AP5-18,2015 The Wyoming Lottery Corp. has declined a newspaper’s request to release salary and benefit figures for individual employees, including its chief executive officer. The Casper Star-Tribune reports (http://bit.ly/1IFIskR) that it requested the compensation of […]
By Staff 5-14,2015 The Wyoming Air National Guard base had to close after a delivery truck initially tested positive for explosive materials. Wyoming Military Department Spokeswoman Deidre Forster says no entry or exit was allowed […]
AP 5-14,2015 The Laramie City Council has approved an anti-discrimination ordinance in the college town where Matthew Shepard’s death triggered nationwide sympathy and brought a re-examination of attitudes toward gays 17 years ago. The council […]
By Staff 5-14,2015 The City of Cheyenne’s West Edge Project received a big shot in the arm yesterday. The West Edge Project is a plan to improve infrastructure in the area just west of the […]
AP 5-12,2015 Rain and snow over the past week has helped boost some of Wyoming’s river basins. The Natural Resources Conservation Service says the moisture helped boost snowpack of river basins in the southeast and […]
AP 5-12,2015 Wyoming wants some of its workers back. Gov. Matt Mead on Monday announced a state program called “Wyoming Grown” that’s intended to lure former state residents to come home. Wyoming has a population […]
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