Jon Green

A new study published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences provides data helpful both to the fracking industry and those opposed to the natural gas drilling method, ProPublica reports. Scientists from Duke University studied a number of drinking wells in the area of fracking wells. While no chemicals were found from the drilling process, methane levels in many water suppli

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Photos from DC and NYC Sunday night and early Monday morning after news of Osama bin Laden's death.

Cheyenne is a city where you have to try to avoid historic landmarks. That said, we decided to compile the top five for you. We could have gone out of our way to point out obscure landmarks but decided it would be best to shine a little light on the ones you're likely to go see. So here is some information about five historical haunts in Cheyenne, along with some information you may not find elsew

A drunk driving-related law just passed — it doesn't even go into force until July 1 — may already be in trouble, Jeremy Pelzer of  the Casper Star Tribune finds.

If you haven't made it out to the 2011 Home and Garden show at the Taco John's Events Center, you have one more chance: Sunday from 11-4! Here are a few photos we snapped Saturday evening. See how much you're missing? And of course, there's no admission charge...

If you haven't heard yet, there's a big, bright moon on tonight. In Cheyenne, it was tough to photograph at about 8 pm Saturday, but we tried. It's rising in the east, behind some lingering cloud cover.

The Cheyenne East Girls, defending state champions, have advanced to the semifinals of the state basketball tournament, after outlasting Evanston in overtime, 48-40. The Thunderbirds will take on the Sheridan Broncs, who bested Star Valley 61-42 today...

Army Corporal Frank Buckles, the last American World War I veteran who died last month at 110, will not lie in honor in the nation's capitol, the New York Times reports, despite requests from his family and Congressional delegation.

After a series of procedural and rules committee moves in the Wyoming Senate, it appears House Bill 74 has died this afternoon, Amy Richards reports. The conference committee vote was 14-16. Richards says a legislator has told her it would take an extraordinary procedural move tomorrow to revive the bill, which originally would have banned out of state gay marriages from being recognized in Wyomin