Wyoming - Page 17

The state will spend at least another $400,000 to provide water to Pavillion-area homeowners with polluted groundwater.

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The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is reminding the public that registration is open now for hunter education classes.

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Two suspects are in custody following an attempted bank robbery and resulting police chase, which ended with the suspect vehicle crashing near a Central Casper home.

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Two Democratic lawmakers from Cheyenne are sponsoring legislation that would raise Wyoming's minimum wage from $5.15 to $9 per hour.

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The State has put forward $750,000 to install cisterns for residents who live in the Pavillion East Gas Field.The State has also paid for a water loading station in the town of Pavillion, which is nearly complete.

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It's a legend. An eyesore. A maybe-permanent fixture in the heart of Downtown Cheyenne.

It's known as the hole. Take the quiz to see if you can accurately describe how "The Hole" came to be.

A uranium company has purchased two mines that have been idle since the 1990s and has plans to start them up again.

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Advocates on both sides of the gay marriage debate predicted that the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in June that overturned part of a federal ban on gay marriage would create a pathway for states to act.

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Cheyenne city officials are trying to determine where to get funds to pay for salary increases for firefighters in the 2014 fiscal year.

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A state program that provides cisterns to homeowners with polluted groundwater in the Pavillion area could run out of money before everybody who wants a cistern gets one.

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