Wyoming Department of Family Services

In the heart of Wyoming, a simple phone call can change lives, especially during tough times like government shutdowns.

It's a tough time for many Wyoming families as energy and food assistance programs hit a snag amid the ongoing federal shutdown.

A 45-year-old Cheyenne woman is facing a slew of charges, including four felony charges, following a search of her home and subsequent traffic stop.

The program is administered by the Wyoming Department of Family Services and provides one-time support to help low-income households pay current or past due residential water and sewer bills.

The daughter of former Wyoming Superintendent of Public Instruction Jillian Balow is facing a felony child abuse charge after allegedly leaving bruises on her child.

Conviction of first-degree murder is punishable by death, life imprisonment without the possibility of parole, or life imprisonment.

The Wyoming Emergency Rental Assistance Program, which began last May, will not accept new applications after Nov. 10.

Court documents allege that officers also noted that the entire house was in disarray and it was hard to move about.

In September, Tamblyn filed his appeal with the Wyoming Supreme Court, which heard oral arguments in March.

Wyoming's homeless population was counted at 879 people in the same survey in 2017.