CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — Gov. Matt Mead says it appears likely that state agencies won't face more spending cuts in the two-year budget cycle that begins next year. Mead says he's informed state lawmakers that state agencies won't honor their request to present proposed spending cuts of up to 6 percent at legislative committee hearings this summer. The governor sa
August 31, 2011 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.S. soil. Lt. Col
August 9, 2011 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.
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A new study says building new transmission lines could mean good things for Wyoming's economy, Doug Randall has the details. The Public Defender representing convicted murderer Troy Willoughby has petitioned the District Court for a new trial. Click past the jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.
