Associated Press CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Wyoming Gov. Matt Mead and other officials say the state has emerged as a national leader in providing improved Internet access to schools and communities. Mead spoke Thursday at the […]
By Staff An international trade deal has the potential to impact many businesses across the state. The United States and 11 other nations ended negotiations earlier this month on the Trans-Pacific Partnership. The deal is […]
By Staff MOOSE, WY — The 2015 elk reduction program begins Saturday, October 24 in Grand Teton National Park. Authorized through the park’s enabling legislation of 1950, the program allows for the proper management and […]
By David Bullard The Research & Planning News Release featuring employment data for September 2015 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 […]
By Capt. Megan Hoffmann CHEYENNE, Wyo. – Aug. 17, 2014, a C-130H equipped with a Modular Airborne Firefighting System landed without functioning nose gear at Hill Air Force Base, Utah. Almost 14 months later, on […]
Associated Press BILLINGS, Mont. – Lawmakers from three states plan to tour a proposed coal export terminal along the Columbia River, as supporters tout its economic benefits in the face of resistance from environmentalists and […]
Associated Press CHEYENNE, Wyo.- The Wyoming Pari-Mutuel Commission has declined to lift its suspension of historic horse racing terminals throughout the state. During a meeting Thursday, the commission kept in place its order that put […]
By Staff With three months left to go, visitation to Yellowstone National Park this year has now surpassed the previous record for total annual visitation set in 2010. The park has thus far seen more […]
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