Inquiry into Department of Education Released
The report makes no conclusions but does chronicles a slew of complaints and concerns about how the agency was run under State Superintendent of Public Instruction Cindy Hill.
Barrasso: Army Corps of Engineers Decision on Coal Ports Good For Wyoming Coal
Anti-coal groups, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and various elected officials had requested that the entire lifecycle of coal – from extraction, to transport, to eventual usage in Asia – be considered in the EIS covering a single port project.
USS Cheyenne Returns to Pearl Harbor After 6 Month Deployment
The U.S.S. Cheyenne visited Subic Bay, Philippines; Busan, South Korea; Yokosuka, Japan; and Guam.
Finance Committee Approves Body Art Convention Regs
The full Cheyenne City council would have to sign off on the regulations.
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- ●Inquiry into Department of Education Released
- ●Barrasso: Army Corps of Engineers Decision on Coal Ports Good For Wyoming Coal
- ●Wyoming Reports Possible Violations in Volleyball Program
- ●Climbing Guide Latest To Be Rescued at Grand Teton
- ●Man Dies in Cliff Diving Incident at Flaming Gorge
- ●Wyoming Mining Association Holds Annual Convention
National and World News
Military Plans Would Put Women in Most Combat Jobs
Biden Reporting Progress on Gun Executive Actions
Bighorn National Forest Warns Campers About Bears
Hayes Takes Command of 90th Missile Wing At F.E. Warren Air Force Base
Court: Ariz. Citizenship Proof Law Illegal
The Supreme Court says states cannot require would-be voters to prove they are U.S. citizens before using a federal registration system designed to make signing up easier.
Apple details government requests for data
Apple says it received between 4,000 and 5,000 requests from U.S. law enforcement for customer data between Dec. 1, 2012 and May 31.
Violent weekend in Chicago leaves at least 6 dead
Chicago Police are investigating after a violent weekend left at least six people dead and more than three dozen wounded in a series of shootings.
Military helicopters pulled off Colorado wildfire
Military helicopters dispatched to fight a wildfire near Colorado Springs have now been sent back home.
UW hosts science camp for middle schoolers
The University of Wyoming is hosting middle school students from Wyoming and other states for a 10-day science camp.
Wyoming Conservation Corps projects under way
Some University of Wyoming students have put away their studies for the summer in favor of shovels, chainsaws and assorted other tools and equipment.
Wyoming Lost One Rig Last Week
Houston-based oil field services company Baker Hughes Inc. said Friday in its weekly report that, nationwide, 1,413 rigs were exploring for oil and 353 for gas.
Norovirus Hits Yellowstone, Brought In On Tour Bus
JACKSON, Wyo. (AP) — Officials report an outbreak of norovirus in the Mammoth area of Yellowstone National Park this week. Yellowstone spokesman Al Nash says the bug is thought to have been brought in...
Wyoming First Lady Works On New Reading Program
The program is called "Eat. Read. Grow."It is modeled after programs elsewhere that provide a meal, a bag of groceries, information about family resources and a children's book to families.
Conditions In Wyoming Too Damp for Large Fires, But...
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — Wyoming’s state forester says conditions remain too damp to fuel the kind of large forest fires that are burning in the southern Rocky Mountains. State Forester Bill Crapser says ...
Senator Enzi Supports Move From $1 Bill To $1 Coin
Wyoming Police Respond to Call About Exorcism
Authorities in central Wyoming say they received a 911 call reporting that a woman involved in an exorcism had stopped breathing and had gone into cardiac arrest.
Wyoming Supreme Court Reverses Incest Conviction
The Wyoming Supreme Court has reversed a Fremont County man's incest conviction.
Colorado Wildfire Forces Prison Evacuation
Authorities say prisoners from the Colorado Territorial Correctional Facility were taken to other prisons around the Front Range overnight.
UW Trustees Approve Contract For Incoming President
The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees has approved a three-year contract with incoming President Robert Sternberg that will pay a base salary of $425,000 a year.
Missing Hikers Found In Teton National Forest
Senator’s Concerned About Designation of National Monuments
Comment Deadline For Gateway West Transmission Line Coming Up
Retiring UW President Donates Books to Meeteetse Library
Wyoming Stockgrowers Association Has New President
Gov. Mead Sending Guard Team to Colorado to Fight Wildfires
Police Issue Fireworks Warning
CNFR Contestant Loses Finger
Casper Gas Processing Plant Closing