West Nile Virus Already Active in Wyoming for 2019
WDH 6-10-19 West Nile virus may be off to an earlier than usual start in Wyoming this year, with the state’s first case involving a Campbell County adult already reported, [...]
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Stranded Motorist Rescued In June
WHP 6-10-19 On June 8, 2019, at 12:29 a.m. the Wyoming Highway Patrol was notified of a stranded motorist on US 212 around Beartooth Pass. A friend of the stranded [...]
Governor Gordon to unveil a new-look budget and emphasize a true two-year budget
Gov 6-8-19 Governor Gordon will put his personal stamp on the budget process and take a new approach as he builds his first budget in the coming months. The budget letter [...]
Governor brings Wyoming into new energy advocacy group
Gov 5-31-19 Governor Mark Gordon has led Wyoming to join a newly formed advocacy group that will help the state access global markets for its natural gas reserves. Today, [...]
Senate passes bipartisan TRACED Act to crack down on robocalls
Enzi/Barrasso 5-24-19 The U.S. Senate passed bipartisan legislation with a 97-1 vote today to address the increasing number of robocall scams. The Telephone Robocall Abuse [...]
UW Trustees Select Theobald as Acting President
UW 5-22-19 University of Wyoming Vice President for Finance and Administration Neil Theobald has been chosen to serve as the university’s acting president. During a special [...]
Treasurer seeks White House support
Meier 5-16-19 Wyoming State Treasurer Curtis E. Meier on Tuesday sent letters to President Donald J. Trump and other key officials asking them to advance “stable and [...]
Person Of Interest Identified In Roosevelt Fire
JACKSON, Wyo. (AP) – Investigators say they’re looking for a white male between 40 and 50 years old who they believe started a devastating wildfire in Wyoming. [...]
Give Wildlife Space This Spring
CHEYENNE – Springtime photographers, drone pilots, pet owners and people enjoying the outdoors should still give wildlife space this spring. Getting too close [...]
Wyoming Department Recommendations To Avoid Tick Disease
By Staff 5.10.19 As Wyoming’s warmer days approach, avoiding ticks when spending time outdoors can also mean escaping some potentially serious diseases, according to the [...]