Articles by Reece Monaco

The Wyoming Highway Patrol is reminding everyone of a new law that took effect on July 1st. The new three foot safety zone when passing bicyclists  states “The driver of a motor vehicle overtaking and […]

AP 7-1, 2015 Wyoming Gov. Matt Mead is creating a council to gauge the effects of marijuana usage in the state ahead of a legalization initiative that could go before voters next year. Mead announced […]

Gov. Matt Mead has named Del McOmie as interim director of the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services. McOmie is currently chief engineer for the Wyoming Department of Transportation. Joan Evans recently announced she would be […]

AP 7-1, 2015 More than 100 new state laws are now in effect in Wyoming. Before Wednesday, getting caught exceeding the speed limit on a stretch of state highway with an 80 mph limit carried […]

AP 6-25,2015 Wyoming lawmakers are considering a bill that would provide more stable funding for the state’s seven community colleges. The Wyoming Tribune Eagle reports that the Joint Appropriations Committee voted Tuesday to have a […]

AP 6-25,2015 The Wyoming Highway Patrol says a man was killed and a woman was injured in a single-vehicle rollover crash north of Rawlins. Sgt. David Wagener says 27-year-old Parish Hansen, of Sunset, Utah, was […]

AP 6-23,2015 New rules for hydraulic fracturing and other petroleum industry practices on federal land are headed before a judge in Wyoming. Four states and two petroleum industry groups are suing the U.S. Interior Department, […]

AP 6-23,2015 The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has conducted the 2015 drawings for resident elk licenses as well as for resident and nonresident deer and antelope licenses. Hunters can check their results on the […]

AP. 6-16,2015 The Wyoming Lottery board voted 8 to 1 to release salary information for board members and employees after more than a month of denying a local newspaper’s request for the information. The Casper […]

AP. 6-16,2015 The Wyoming Department of Corrections is working to certify that its facilities around the state meet federal security requirements intended to eliminate sexual assaults against inmates. Gov. Matt Mead in May certified to […]