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CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — Gov. Matt Mead and others plan to announce what's being described as "significant corporate partnerships" to advance energy research and education at the University of Wyoming.

The announcement will take place Friday at the State Capitol in Cheyenne

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An orange cloud that drifted over a part of Campbell County last week is nothing unusual.

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The Bureau of Land Management will allow an extra 45 days of public comment on the expansion of a large drilling project in Wyoming's Red Desert.

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The Wyoming Energy Office, a division of  the Wyoming Business Council, has money available for small businesses and non-profits to conduct energy audits. The Jackson Hole Mountain Resort has organized a letter writing campaign to lobby Verizon Wireless for better cellphone service in Jackson Hole. Doug Randall reports. Click past the jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.

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A uranium industry analyst says lower prices and a re-energized anti- nuclear power movement are not good news for that industry in Wyoming. Amy Richards has details. A Sheridan business will be highlighted in an upcoming episode of "How it's Made" on the discovery channel. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.

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Doug Randall reports that the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the Biodiversity Conservation Alliance to stop intense drilling in Wyoming's Jonah Field, because the organization missed the filing deadline. The 13th annual Wyoming Victim Services Conference begins today (8/29) in Cheyenne. Click past the jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.

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The news has been filled with stories about the national and global economy, but what about our local economy? Dale Steenbergen, Executive Director of the Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce  will dissect this when he guests at 8:07AM MDT on today's Morning Zone with Dave Chaffin.

Are we still seeing a

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Listen to the Morning Zone at 7:30AM MDT For the latest on our economy.

Mountain States Leading Economic Indicator Dips for July

Business Confidence Tumbles

July survey results at a glance:

·         Leading economic indicator dips to a healthy level.

·         Inflation gauge declines to a still

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Today at 7:37AM MDT, Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen returns for  his monthly visit to KGAB's Morning Zone. We will talk with him about the latest on the negotiations to procure the land at 19th Street, Converse and East Pershing to build the proposed new round-about intersection. He will also update us 

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