Articles by Angi Beauheim

Wyoming G & F 1-24-2017 Representatives from Wyoming’s broad coalition who have helped shape and implement the state’s strategy for conserving the Greater sage-grouse are confident that Wyoming’s plan will remain intact and effective with […]

Leg Majority 1-18-2017 Laramie County District Court Judge Catherine Rogers has dismissed the lawsuit over the Capitol Square Project filed last year against Gov. Matt Mead and legislative leadership by former Rep. Gerald Gay and […]

WDE 1-20-2017 High school graduation rates in Wyoming increased slightly for the fourth consecutive year, according to information released by the Wyoming Department of Education (WDE) today. Students achieved an “on-time” graduation rate of 80.0 […]

1-19-2017 With the goal of providing clarity to law enforcement and the general public, legislation passed the Wyoming Senate today to provide parameters and guidance on the handling of police body camera footage. “Ensuring Wyoming’s […]

Wy Gov Office 1-12-17 The largest online retail business in the United States has entered into a voluntary collection agreement with the State of Wyoming. Amazon will begin collecting tax on its sales to Wyoming […]

WyoLotto 1-11-17 Funds from the Wyoming Lottery Corporation’s revenue were transferred to the Wyoming State Treasurer’s Office on Jan. 9. Wyoming communities will benefit from those funds, which are distributed to Wyoming’s 99 cities and […]

Wyoming Department of Health   11-22, 2016 Wyoming’s rates for sexually transmitted disease (STD) infections continue to be a troubling public health concern, according to the Wyoming Department of Health (WDH). The rate of gonorrhea […]

Wyoming Research & Planning    11-22, 2016 Employment data for October 2016 is now available on the Internet via http://doe.state.wy.us/LMI/news.htm The Research & Planning section of the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services reported today that the state’s […]

WHP   11-18, 2016 Although the highly anticipated August 21st, 2017 solar eclipse is still over nine months away, the Wyoming Highway Patrol (WHP) is already beginning to prepare for the occasion. Due to the […]

UW   11-18, 2016 Even as the University of Wyoming grapples with more than $40 million in budget cuts, President Laurie Nichols said she still holds out hope of offering pay raises to faculty and […]