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We will spend time exploring those issues that effect our finances and our budgets today in The Morning Zone.

The Watchdog on Wall Street, Chris Markowski is back with us at 7:07AM MDT. Chris will give us his t

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Today at 7:07AM MDT, Gov. Matt Mead will return to guest on The Morning Zone. The governor will update us on those issues effecting the State right now, and we'll talk more with him about what he believes we need to put in place to improve child abuse prevention in the state, and how we can do more to better meet juvenile justice needs today.

At 8:07, Jerry Crader

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Find out exactly how those news stories on the economy really effect you and your family as The Watchdog On Wall Street, Chris Markowski, is back with us in The Morning Zone at 7:07AM MDT. Chris has long been a tr

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Robert Naiman, Policy Director of Just Foreign Policy will be our guest today on The Morning Zone at 7:37AM MDT. Osama bin Laden is dead and buried at sea, and while some are critical over the White House decision to not release a post-mortem photo, Robert Naiman thinks the real issue is whether the war is over and our troops can come back home. “Matthew Cassel put it

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By Jim Kouri

(Jim is a frequent guest on The Morning Zone, every other Tuesday at 7:07A.M.  MDT)

For the third time in only a few months, a federal report on Friday exposed how the U.S. government prioritizes

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Today in The Morning Zone, Joan Evans, Director of Wyoming Workforce Services guests in the 8:07AM segment. She will have a chance to chat with Dave about Workforce Development in Wyoming and the newly reorganized Department of Employment and Workforce Services.
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Doug Randall reports that the award winning documentary "Gasland" will be shown in Laramie and Cheyenne next week. Wyoming continued to add jobs in February when compared to February of 2010, that's according to the Wyoming Department of Employment. Click past the jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.

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Doug Randall reports that horse racing could return to Sweetwater County this summer. David Bullard, senior economist with the Wyoming Department of Employment, says the state's unemployment rate continued to trend downward in February.  Click past the jump to listen to Wyoming Radio news.

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