A.P. 5-5,2015 The University of Wyoming will reduce the number of course credits required for upper-level students. The Laramie Boomerang reports that the UW Faculty Senate on Monday approved a bill that will let students […]
A.P. 5-5.2015 Law professors from around the country are seeking to get involved in a legal dispute over whether Riverton and surrounding lands remain legally part of the Wind River Indian Reservation. The state of […]
By Staff 5-5,2015 The Wyoming Office of Tourism (WOT) announced their summer travel program for both out of state visitors and in state residents to celebrate Wyoming’s 125th anniversary of statehood. The program focuses on 125 […]
Wyoming’s first stand alone Chick-Fil-A restaurant opened today in Cheyenne. The 5,000 square foot restaurant will be one of largest for the chain. Wyoming’s first Chick-Fil-A restaurant opened 34 years ago as an original tenant […]
By Staff 4-30,2015 On April 29, 2015, workers removed four historic pendant lights from the second floor of the Wyoming State Capitol. The lights were crated and will be sent to the historic lighting consultant […]
A.P. 4-30,2015 The skyline of Cheyenne is about to change slightly with the addition of a huge new piece of pollution control equipment at the city’s HollyFrontier refinery. Right now, the $30 million scrubber lies […]
by Keith Kelley–29 Apr ’15 Wyoming head football coach Craig Bohl joined the SportsZone on AM 1240 KFBC in Cheyenne Tuesday evening. Bohl talked about the end of spring football practice and the good and […]
by Keith Kelley–28 Apr ’15 Wyoming wide receiver Jake Maulhardt did not play in last Saturday’s spring game, but you can expect him to be a big part of the Cowboy offense. Maulhardt, and […]
A.P. 4-28,2015 The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is surveying hunters who held licenses for mountain lions last fall and this spring. Many hunters who buy a lion tag don’t hunt them specifically, but carry […]
A.P. 4-28,2015 Wyoming’s congressional delegation but not the state’s governor say they support a legislative effort to block federal protection of the greater sage grouse for at least six years. Sens. Mike Enzi and John […]
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