CHEYENNE – A man was sentenced Thursday in Laramie County District Court to three to five years in prison for threatening a woman with a crossbow and injuring a police officer.
CHEYENNE – The city engineer’s office has proposed a sixth-penny sales tax ballot measure of at least $24 million over four years for pavement…
CHEYENNE – The Cheyenne Police Department is requesting assistance identifying a man last seen stealing property from a vehicle parked at Wyom…
CHEYENNE – One of the major issues of the Wyoming Legislature’s recent general session – Medicaid expansion – will soon be back before state l…
CHEYENNE – Through the use of DNA technology, the Laramie County Sheriff’s Department hopes to discover the identity of Baby John Doe, an infa…
CHEYENNE – With April widely recognized as National Child Abuse Prevention Month, several local leaders and law enforcement officials gathered…
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CHEYENNE – Gov. Mark Gordon took action on three bills on Thursday, signing all three into law.
It seems like only yesterday that state lawmakers were at the Capitol in Cheyenne, working their magic the way only they can do.
CHEYENNE – Gov. Mark Gordon signed six bills into law on Thursday, including three that reflect the governor’s support for Wyoming’s energy sector.
Every Wyoming legislative session contains fireworks, and this year was no exception. Lawmakers added to the drama this go around by saving the pyrotechnics for the very last day, grand finale…
CHEYENNE – Gov. Mark Gordon took action on 10 bills on Monday, including signing into law a bill that prevents the University of Wyoming and community colleges from offering health insurance to students that covers the cost of abortions.
CHEYENNE – This year’s legislative session is finally over, but the impasse on a contentious K-12 spending bill didn’t do much to alleviate the long-term concerns of education leaders in Laram…
Now that the 66th Wyoming Legislature’s general session has wrapped up and lawmakers have gone home, ask yourself one question: Are you better off today because they met?
CHEYENNE – With the Wyoming Legislature adjourning from its general session earlier this week, a handful of bills related to gun rights and abortion procedures died without further considerati…
The following totals are as of 3 p.m. Friday, April 16:
CHEYENNE – The Wyoming Department of Corrections reported three active COVID-19 cases among staff and inmates in an update Friday.
CHEYENNE – The Wyoming Department of Family Services has set aside $5 million from the federally funded Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) for grants to counties and nonprofits for local, in-person application assistance and housing stability services.
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- Cheyenne Frontier Days HEELS organization elects 2021 class
- Wyoming Arts Council now accepting fellowship applications
- Three active COVID-19 cases reported at WDOC facilities
- Gordon orders flags be flown at half-staff statewide through Tuesday
- $5 million set aside for local ERAP application assistance and housing stability services
CASPER – Wyoming is home to the 11 most vaccine-hesitant counties in the nation, according to statistical modeling conducted by an arm of the …
POWELL – The past 12 months have been tough for Dusty Lasseter. The COVID-19 pandemic shut down much of his efforts at a critical time in the …
POWELL – The further west the caravan of state-green trucks traveled Tuesday, the harder the snow fell. After starting the week in temperatures that were 30 to 40 degrees below normal and facing a long day in the ice cold river, most would entertain thoughts of waiting for warmer weather.
GILLETTE – What may have seemed more like science fiction less than a decade ago could soon become science fact.
LARAMIE – A new online course created by the University of Wyoming offers training and enrichment for outdoor guides.
LARAMIE – A top-10 finish at six livestock judging contests this spring boasts for a hopeful fall season for the University of Wyoming livestock judging team.
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