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Federal prosecutors have charged two men with possession of methamphetamine following arrests in Cheyenne that federal agents claim yielded several pounds of the drug.

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In 1997, Chief Washakie was designated as the second Wyoming  individual to be memorialized with a statue in Washington D.C. A committee was organized to raise funds and  create the sculpture of the Chief

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Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power spokeswoman Sharon Fain says Energy Share of Wyoming is a nonprofit organization and is a partnership of numerous organizations, utilities and businesses.

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The FAA says 19 flights out of Hays, Kan., in January 2011, were out of compliance with federal regulations.

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Dick Blust says the e-mails claim to be from legitimate businesses and will often threaten to cancel the customer's account if the information is not immediately sent.

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Evans says having the course available encourages club members to become responsible citizens and develop their own code of ethics

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A man charged with a deadly rampage at Los Angeles International Airport last month that left a Transportation Security Administration officer dead and three others injured will make his first court appearance.

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The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality and the state Oil and Gas Conservation Commission will be meeting in Riverton later this month. Amy Richards reports. The public is invited to a ceremony for Wyoming's State Remembrance Wreath on Monday in the capitol rotunda

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An attorney says a New York train engineer experienced a nod or "a daze" before his train derailed at a curve, killing four passengers.

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Shoshone National Forest officials say skies could get a bit smoky east of the Wind River Range in the days and weeks ahead.

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