Month: July 2016

AP 7-14,2016 Wyoming officials are considering raising fees at state parks, as visitation is on the rise and state revenues are dwindling. The Wyoming Tribune Eagle reports (http://bit.ly/29RitO0 ) that any fee changes would need […]

AP 7-14,2016 University of Wyoming President Laurie Nichols says the college may have to eliminate more faculty and staff positions in order to cover cuts in state aid. Nichols told the UW Board of Trustees […]

AP 7-12,2016 State wildlife managers say an effort to reduce mountain lion populations across the state has been successful. Wyoming Game and Fish Large Carnivore Biologist Justin Clapp says lion populations are getting down to […]

AP 7-12,2016 Wyoming high school students will now be able to pass a course assessment in lieu of receiving a passing grade as part of a number of changes the State Board of Education has […]

By Wyoming Highway Patrol 7-12,2016 Two crashes in two separate parts of Wyoming yesterday (July 11th) are reminding us of the importance of moving over and/or slowing down when approaching stopped emergency vehicles and as […]

By Staff 7-12,1016 The Wyoming Department of Health (WDH) is alerting Wyoming residents who recently traveled to western South Dakota about a Hepatitis A case associated with a local pizza restaurant. A food handler at […]