Cheyenne News Staff
Our Cheyenne news staff. Amy Richards is news director, with reporting from Doug Randall, Kari Eakins, Karen Snyder, Daniel Sandoval, Sharon Fain and Ahren Broad.
From the time coal is blasted from strip mines in Montana and Wyoming to the point where it reaches customers in Asia, it's price can get marked up five times or more. Amy Richards has a report. Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack says the USDA's plan to modernize the inspection of poultry may be controversial, but the ideas are not new. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.
A Laramie County Sheriff’s Department traffic stop resulted in the arrest of two Colorado Springs, Colorado, individuals. One is a Homicide suspect sought by the Colorado Springs Police Department, and the other is wanted for Parole Violation from the Colorado Department of Corrections.
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Wyoming National Guard troops were honored Thursday before their deployment to the middle east. Trevor T. Trujillo has the story. Several new charges, including two counts of attempted second degree murder, have been filed against a Cheyenne woman who allegedly tried to run over three people in the parking lot of a bar on March 31st. Click past the jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.
Sweetwater County Officials are continuing to investigate the death of a Superior man. Doug Randall has the details. Game and fish officials say they believe the state has been successful in managing wolves. Bruce Dougherty has the details. Click past the jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.
The State Board of Education hopes to complete its search for Wyoming Department of Education Director candidates by early June. The Wyoming Supreme Court is set to hear arguments next week on challenges to a state law that allows judges to give permission over the phone to police officers to draw blood or other tests on motorists suspected of drunk driving. Click past the jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.
Results of a Wyoming Department of Health (WDH) study of possible health effects linked with higher amounts of ground-level ozone in Sublette County are now available.