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September 11, 2001: It’s the day no American will ever forget. Lt. Col. Robert Darling was with the vice president and national security advisors beneath the White House during the attacks of 9/11, giving him a unique perspective far beyond the media reports and documentaries attempts to convey  what happened during the worst terrorist attack in history on U...

A new study out shows that U.S. teens who use social networking sites and watch "suggestive" TV shows are more likely to use drugs and alcohol than teens with little exposure to such media, a new survey found. The survey included more than 1,000 youths from around the nation aged 12 to 17 and about half of their parents ...

Today on The Morning Zone, we will take a good hard look a what really is going on in our economy. At 7:07AM MDT, Chris Markowski, The Watch Dog on Wall Street, will raise the veil on where we are in this country today economically. Are we really going into double dip recession or maybe even worse...

We are only a week away from school starting for another year here in southeast Wyoming, and today in The Morning Zone, we'll take a look at some of the issues to consider as we get ready for the 'Reading, Writing and Rithmetic'. At 7:07AM MDT, Susan Kruger guests to talk about How Your Child Can Achieve Higher Grades in Half the Time... Read More ...

Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen joins us today in The Morning Zone at 7:37AM MDT. We'll get his update on latest negotiations to sell city-owned property along Dell Range Blvd. to the owners of Menard's Home Improvement Stores, discussions to fill the downtown hole, and we will talk with him about phase I of the Lions Park Improvement Plan nearing completion...

Frosty Wooldridge continues his series on the long-term consequences of  unchecked immigration and population growth across America at 7:07AM MDT this morning in The Morning Zone with Dave Chaffin. Frosty is a former teacher, a world traveler, author and columnist and long time friend of the program.

The children of mothers who work outside the home are no more likely to experience social or emotional problems during their early years than kids of stay-at-home moms, according to a new study by English researchers. "No detrimental effects of maternal employment in the early years were seen," concluded the authors of the study of 12,000 children, which was published in the Journal of E

(Listen to The Morning Zone at 7:37AM MDT today, as Micah Halpern guests) By Micah Halpern Thursday August 11, 2011 I've Been Thinking: Events in the Middle East are sometimes so hilarious that even experienced analysts throw up their hands in disbelief...

More children than ever are being hospitalized for mental illnesses in the US. American kids are becoming more likely to be admitted to the hospital for mental problems, according to a new study. The rate of psychiatric hospital discharges rose by more than 80 percent for 5-13-year-olds and by 42 percent for older teens...

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...