President Obama

Wyoming Senator Mike Enzi says senior lobbying groups need to put forward plans for maintaining the viability of Social Security. The natural gas industry is waiting to see what action President Obama takes on issues related to their industry during his second term. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.

President Obama met with the 2012 United States Olympic Gymnastics Team and... well... you can see what happened for yourself.

The Wyoming Business Council Agribusiness Division is providing a means for the state's agriculture producers and processors to connect with buyers through a national food-related database. Amy Richards has details. Federal authorities in Wyoming have filed felony charges against a Wyoming man who allegedly threatened to kill President Obama and harm his family. Click past jump to listen to Wyomin

Catch The Morning Zone today and hear what Judah Freed and Mayor Rick Kaysen have to say. 7:07AM MDT: Judah Ken Freed is a seasoned media and politics journalist, a veteran radio broadcaster, and a frequent radio guest. Freed says, Obama Needs More than Social Media President Obama's campaign team is mounting the most sophisticated social media campaign in the history of national elections... Read

Many national polls show President Obama and his Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, essentially tied in the upcoming race for the White House. But according to a new survey, there’s at least one segment of the population Obama has mostly locked up: smartphone users.

It’s pretty safe to say that Kim Kardashian‘s biggest achievement in life so far is surpassing 14 million followers on Twitter. And Barbara Walters said she had no talent. This is a feat Barack Obama, who has a little less than 13 million, couldn’t even he do, and he’s president of the United States.

by Frosty Wooldridge If you walk up to a barn, you might say, “Something stinks in there.” If you talk to today’s teenagers, you might hear, “Hey dude, what smells?” In Shakespeare’s time, “Something is rotten in Denmark...

Senators Mike Enzi (R-WY) and John Barrasso (R-WY) are among 44 senators sponsoring a b ill to press ahead with an oil pipeline despite President Obama's delay of the plan. Doug Randall reports. The January 2012 issue of the Wyoming Insight showed some mixed news for Wyoming's economy. Click past the jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.

With President Obama scheduled to address a joint session of congress this evening on a plan to stimulate the creation of new jobs, Wyoming congresswoman Cynthia Lummis says she's not expecting the kind of bold action that she says is needed. Governor Matt Mead is advocating a winter-use plan for Yellowstone National Park that will allow more winter visitors to the park. Amy Richards has details.