Government

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) - Cheyenne is bracing for another round of budget cuts in the wake of the energy sector's continued downturn.

As many of you are, Better Wyoming is not happy about Governor Matt Mead giving nice pay raises to his staff in the midst of an economic downturn. They want to hear from you.

On Monday evening, at the Cheyenne City Council meeting, it was proposed that we allow residents to house chickens on their property within city limits. The results are in.

That, which many have great feared, may finally becoming to pass: neighborhood chickens! The city is looking at a new ordinance that would allow fowl in your hood.

Listeners Agree That "Tops In Blue" Should Lay Down Their Horns As Times Are Tough

An Air Force Times article stated that Representative Martha McSally blasted the U.S. Air Force by telling them to ditch their bands, like Tops In Blue, and do their actual job.

While Wyoming lawmakers ended up not taking any action on marijuana during the session that wrapped up on March 4, it wasn't because of a lack of discussion.

Wyoming Secretary of State Ed Murray is lauding Governor Matt Mead's signing of the Uniform Securities Act.

If you've never seen or been to the Grand Tetons, then you are certainly missing out. But when Congress established it as a national park, it was a bit smaller than now.

Last night CNN held a GOP Presidential debate which featured the top five contenders in the debate. They took off the gloves, which made it fun, but who won the debate?