Doug Randall

City of Cheyenne Urban Forestry crews will begin spraying Pine and Spruce trees on city maintained property Monday to protect the trees from mountain pine beetles and other pests.

Assistant Urban Forestry Director Randy Overstreet says the spraying will begin at 4am and wrap up around noon

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With warmer weather in the state the Wyoming Department of Health is reminding residents to take steps to protect themselves against ticks and the diseases they carry.

Spokeswoman Kim Deti says May through July is peak tick season in Wyoming

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The Wyoming Highway Patrol will have extra troopers out on Wyoming Highways starting next week,, according to spokesman Sgt. Steve Townsend.

He says the ''May Mobilization Seat Belt Enforcement Campaign" will feature "high visibility enforcement" with troopers  emphasizing seat belt enforcement as well as targeting moving violations and impaired driving

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Representatives of several Wyoming Law Enforcement agencies joined Wyoming Special Olympics athletes for a torch run to the steps of the state Capital Building in Cheyenne Thursday morning to highlight the beginning of the statewide Special Olympic games in Laramie

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Encana Oil and Gas Plans to build as facility to treat produced water from an oil and gas field west of Casper. Amy Richards reports. Sharp drops in fuel and food costs reduced a measure of wholesale prices last month by the most since February 2010. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.

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The owner of  the New Jersey based credit repair and protection company Better Qualified says there is nothing wrong with credit cards if they are used properly.

But he says the cards unfortunately tempt some people to spend more then they can afford

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Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Dale Steenbergen says the local economy seems to be doing quite well with all signs pointing to continued growth.

Steenbergen notes the new Cheyenne Menards store recently opened and says "we have businesses opening all over"

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An internet scam which was reported in 2011 is resurfacing again, according to the Sweetwater County Sheriff's Department.

Spokesman Dick Blust the scam involves an e-mail that purports to be from the ''Federal Reserve Bank of America" in New York City

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Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Dale Steenbergen says city and county officials planning street projects need to carefully consider the impacts on businesses in the construction area

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The Cheyenne Police Department will be conducting high-visibility traffic enforcement across the city this month, according to spokesman Officer Dan Long.

He says the effort is being paid for with a federal grant that will pay for overtime for officers for traffic enforcement

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