Cheyenne Light Fuel and Power

State law requires such a call (or online request) for both homeowners and contractors, even for relatively minor digging projects such as setting a fencepost..

He says the information gained though an audit will identify problem areas for heat and energy loss as well as possible solutions.

CLFP is leaving it's long-time location at 108 West 18th Street for new office at 1301 West 24th Street in Cheyenne.

You can verify whether calls or visits involve legitimate employees by calling 1-866-264-8003.

Once completed the natural gas powered plant is expected to generate enough electricity to power 100,000 homes.

Voting is now open for Cheyenne's cuddliest critter! One lucky winner will receive two tickets to the Cheyenne Animal Shelter Fur Ball, an evening filled with food, fun, festivities and fundraising for area pets in-need. The winner will also receive a custom-made dog bed from Strasser…

A Wyoming judge has declared a mistrial in the case of a man accused of killing his wife after a witness made an inappropriate comment. Cheyenne Light Fuel and Power's new Cheyenne Prairie Generating Station is moving ahead on schedule.

Construction of the new facility on Campstool Road got underway in May, and Sharon Fain says so far three combustion turbines have been delivered and set on their foundations.

Over the past couple of years the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services has reorganized resources within the agency to develop a special investigations unit to track down cases of fraud in Workers Compensation and Unemployment Insurance programs...

According to the report, the fraudulent caller tells CLFP customers their electricity will be disconnected if they don’t pay a specified amount by purchasing a pre-paid visa card.