health care

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — State Insurance Commissioner Tim Hirsig is urging Wyoming businesses to prepare for federal health care law requirements so they do not face unnecessary fines.

Many of the new health insurance requirements under the Affordable Care Act will take effect Jan

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Wyoming Medical Center in Casper has had to turn away patients from outside Natrona County at times this winter because it didn't have enough free beds.

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Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce President and C-E-O Dale Steenbergen says it's not clear exactly how the insurance exchanges mandated by the federal Affordable Care Act will work in small states such as Wyoming

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Cheyenne Regional Medical Center has received a $14.2 Million grant to improve medical care across Wyoming.

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A  new report from Families USA says tax credits included in the Affordable Care Act could help millions of small businesses offer health coverage for their employees.

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Long before his inauguration, Barack Obama made clear his intentions to expand the reach and power of government beyond any former boundaries.

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Americans at the “grassroots” have awakened in recent decades to the ravages of judges who “legislate from the bench.” Clearly, the Obamacare debacle, and the threat it poses to the nation, highlight the degree to which it has been dispossessed from its roots. Yet the picture gets worse still. In truth, it is not merely the judiciary, but virtually every high level branch of government that is currently shattering every former boundary, and engaging in “legislating,” devoid of any rightful authority to do so, but continuing unchecked by virtue of a complete lack of opposition.

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Last week, President Obama issued a directive which would require all health insurance plans to cover the cost of birth control.

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Last year over 735 children were victims of child abuse, and of those, 450 cases were substantiated in Wyoming Courts. Child abuse affects every demographic, social strata and religion, and today we will take this up for discussion during our Kids At Risk Segment of  The Morning Zone at 7:07AM MDT.

At 8:07, we will be talking with

Wyoming Congresswoman Cynthia Lummis received  her committee assignments yesterday, Doug Randall has more. In other news, Wyoming has officially joined the health care lawsuit. Click past the jump to listen.

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