A.P. 4-8,2015 Work on a nearly $300-million restoration project on the Wyoming Capitol building and a neighboring state office building is set to start this summer. Gov. Matt Mead and top state legislators are sitting […]
A.P. 4-3,2015 The Wyoming Board of Education has reopened and expanded the task force assigned to review the state’s K-12 science standards. This the second attempt at reviewing the standards. The first attempt was halted […]
A.P. 4-3,2015 The American Civil Liberties Union is closing its Wyoming office because of funding issues and most of its employees will be laid off. Wyoming ACLU Executive Director Linda Burt says the office in […]
By Staff-4-2,2015 The Wyoming Game and Fish Department will be offering watercraft and equipment inspection and decontamination training for Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) during April, May and June at various locations around the state. The […]
By Staff-4-2,2015 An improperly disposed cigarette is to blame for a deck fire at a home in the 500 block of East 8th Street Wednesday afternoon. Cheyenne Fire & Rescue investigators determined the cause of […]
By Staff-4-2,2015 Responding to mounting concerns over increasing development and use of groundwater resources in the Laramie County Control Area (LCCA), State Engineer Pat Tyrrell issued an order today that will guide groundwater development in […]
By Staff-3-30,2015 Cheyenne Regional Medical Center’s emergency department will start a new protocol on April 1 meant to reduce the abuse of prescription pain medications and to also ensure that patients requiring regular pain relief […]
By Staff,3-26,2015 State officials received confirmation on Wednesday that the highly pathogenic H5N2 avian influenza strain was identified in a Canada goose found near Cheyenne, Wyoming. This is the first detection of highly pathogenic avian […]
By Staff-3-26,2015 The Cheyenne Police Department arrested a Laramie woman on March 25 who was involved in an abuse of a vulnerable adult case. Linda Freeman, 50, formerly of Cheyenne, was arrested and booked into […]
A.P.-3-26,2015 Wyoming is the first state to receive a 250-bed surplus medical station from the federal government. The Wyoming Department of Health says the station will boost the state’s ability to meet emergency medical needs. […]
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