AP 5-12,2015 Bail has been denied for one of three people charged in the death of a 30-year-old man who was found decapitated in northern Wyoming. The Cody Enterprise reports 27-year-old Sandra Garcia appeared in […]
AP 5-12,2015 Rain and snow over the past week has helped boost some of Wyoming’s river basins. The Natural Resources Conservation Service says the moisture helped boost snowpack of river basins in the southeast and […]
AP 5-12,2015 A pending decision by the U.S. Supreme Court could decide the fate of insurance coverage for more than 20,000 people in Wyoming. The court will likely issue a ruling next month on a […]
AP 5-12,2015 Wyoming wants some of its workers back. Gov. Matt Mead on Monday announced a state program called “Wyoming Grown” that’s intended to lure former state residents to come home. Wyoming has a population […]
AP 5-7,2015 Low prices for oil and natural gas have dampened the enthusiasm of petroleum companies to lease public land in Wyoming for oil and gas drilling. A recent federal oil and gas lease sale […]
By Staff 5-7,2015 Wyoming Superintendent of Public Instruction Jillian Balow will travel with a U.S. Delegation of seven other State Superintendents to Shanghai, China for the U.S. – China State/Provincial Education Leaders Dialogue on May […]
A.P. 5-6,2015 Only one of the four major coal companies working in the Powder River Basin in northeast Wyoming posted a profit in the first quarter of this year. Industry experts say plummeting natural gas […]
By Staff 5-7,2015 Regional Forester Dan Jirón signed the Record of Decision (ROD) for the Shoshone National Forest’s Land Management Plan this morning in a ceremony at Wyoming Governor Matt Mead’s office in Cheyenne, Wyoming. […]
AP 5.6.15 Lawmakers say they need more detailed floor plans for the state Capitol’s restoration before they can sign off. The Wyoming Tribune Eagle reports legislators and Gov. Matt Mead weren’t satisfied with the plans […]
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 […]
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