Doug Randall

A spokesman for the Wyoming Game and Fish Department says that agency will be requiring all boats  entering  Wyoming between March 1 and November 30 from other states to be inspected for aquatic invasive species before those boats are used in any Wyoming waterway

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The U..S. Postal Service says a survey of Americans by a market research company shows most people support the elimination of Saturday regular mail delivery.

The service recently announced the change to cut costs, effective August 5th

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Wyoming Senator Mike Enzi says a "listening session" he held Tuesday afternoon at the Laramie County Public Library gave him a lot to think about.

The state's senior senator says by his count 43 different topics were discussed, including one person who hit 12 different issues, which Enzi says he only counted as one of the 43

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Wyoming congresswoman Cynthia Lummis says that while she doesn't want to see cuts in benefits to current Medicare and Medicaid recipients, the math says changes must be made to the programs over the long-term if they are to survive

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Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen doesn't support a proposal in the state legislature to ban local governments in the state from passing their own laws on firearms.

"That disturbs me, to be honest with you", the mayor says, adding that he is especially concerned about what he calls ''a blanket statement across the state" about allowing guns in city meetings

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Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen says he and the city council have already completed the first round of work on a budget for fiscal year 2014, which gets underway July 1 of this year.

Kaysen says the city got good news when the legislature recently approved $20 million in funding for city and county governments across Wyoming

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Officials with Cheyenne Regional Medical Center say work on the hospital's new cancer center is right on schedule.

Cheyenne Regional Medical Center Foundation Executive Director Steve Stone says the mild winter weather that has been prevalent recently has been helpful because it has allowed construction to continue at a brisk pace through the winter months

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Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen says he supports the lottery bill currently being considered in the state legislature.

He says the issue is important to local governments in the state because 55 percent of the money generated would go to local governments

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A U.W. Professor is using the NCAR-Wyoming Supercomputer to model snow pack's effect on Alpine Region agriculture. Amy Richards has a report. Better milk prices have diary operators trying harder to hold on to most of their cows. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.

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City of Cheyenne Forester Lisa Olson says there has been a problem recently in the area with people going door to door offering to do tree maintenance work without the proper licensing.

She says city codes require anyone performing such work to have a business license and proof of insurance before performing such work

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