Doug Randall
(Courtesy Amber Ash) Ash Announces Commission Run
Amber Ash, who has represented Ward 1 on the Cheyenne City Council for the past four years, says she is running for the open four year seat on the Laramie County Commission as a Republican. Ash, who is 28, says one of her priorities if elected would be to improve the relationship between the commission and the Cheyenne City Council, which she says has became more adversarial over recent years.
(Courtesy: Wyoming Highway Patrol) 
Cheyenne Regional Medical Center Senior Health Fair June 9
Cheyenne Regional Medical Center is presenting a Senior Health Fair June 9 in the Physical Education Building at Laramie County Community College, according to Diane Hogerty, Community Resource Manager for the Office of Community Health at CRMC. She says a wide number of displays and booths will be available for topics ranging from entertainment to health programs for seniors to bereavement support.
Clay Brownell/Facebook Former Natrona Student killed in Crash [AUDIO]
Two of the workers injured in a fire at the Sinclair Oil Refinery have been released, while a third has been transferred to a Salt Lake City hospital. Amy Richards has a report. A former Natrona County High School student is dead after being involved in a single vehicle crash in Casper Tuesday. Kevin Koile has more on that story. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.
(courtesy of Keith Allison via Flickr) Off-Duty Officer Thwarts Robber’s Escape
Cheyenne Police were called to the Cheyenne Target store at 1708 Dell Range on Sunday afternoon on a report of a shoplifter who had threatened a store employee with a knife, according to a press release from the Cheyenne Police Department. Police say when they arrived on the scene they found the man, 28 year old Dustin Gebhardt of Cheyenne, had pulled a knife on an employee who confronted him about shoplifting in the store.
State Superintendent Cindy Hill 
(Frazer Harrison/getty) Boys & Girls Club Members Graduate Cowboy Ethics Course
About 50 Boys & Girls Club of Cheyenne members have completed the Cowboy Ethics program at the club, according to Boys&Girls Club spokeswoman Baylie Evans. She says the club will hold a ceremony for the graduates Wednesday afternoon at 4:45 at the club at 1700 Snyder in Cheyenne.
(reg Wahl-Stephens/Getty) U-W to Host Power Generation Symposium [AUDIO]
The University of Wyoming will host a symposium next October on power generation and the environment. Amy Richards reports. Two Wyoming companies have been recognized by the Better Business Bureau. Business Reporter Sharon Fain has details. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.
Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen 
Anti-Graffiti Logo Contest winners Announced May 17, 2012
Reservoir Levels Could Be An Issue In Late Summer [AUDIO] May 16, 2012
Bark Beetle Battle Focusing On Flexibility May 16, 2012
Gov. Mead Proclaims EMS Week in Wyoming May 16, 2012
