Our Cheyenne news staff, with reporting from Doug Randall and Joy Greenwald.
Cheyenne News Staff
Governor’s Office Working to Comply With Hill’s Public Records Request
Governor Mead says it will take awhile to sort through all the e-mails to make sure they don't contain confidential information.
Draft Bill Would Require Yearly Suicide Prevention Training For Schools
Lawmakers are considering making it a requirement for teachers and school staff to receive suicide prevention training.
Gov. Mead Says Revenue Picture Strong So Far
Governor Matt Mead says the state's revenue picture is better than expected, so it doesn't look like there will be a need to impose mandatory cuts on state agencies.
Mead says he has met with legsislative leadership and is continuing to work on the budget...
July Visitation Down From Last Year, Number of Vehicles Up
The park changed the way they count visitors this year. Officials say while the total number of recreational visitors to Yellowstone in July was down 5.25 percent, vehicle traffic was up 4.32 percent compared to the same period in 2012.
Troopers Investigating Suspicious Package At State Central Mail Facility
The investigation into the incident, which shut down the mail facility for about two hours, is ongoing.
Ski Resorts Trying to Bring in New Vistors
Ski operators say they need to adapt to the needs of a new generation of skiers.
Barrasso-Risch Hydropower, Rural Jobs Bill Signed Into Law
President Obama signs Hydropower development bill.
Lightning Starts Small Fire In Northeast Yellowstone
It's the second lightning caused fire reported this week in the park.
Presidential Cabinet Members Discuss Native American Education in Riverton
The Wyoming Department of Education’s Native American Conference played host to history Thursday at Central Wyoming College in Riverton as the Secretary of Education and the Secretary of the Interior came together to discuss Native American education initiatives and challenges...
Legislative Committee Holds First Meeting on Hill Investigation
A house investigative committee held its first meeting Wednesday. The 16-member committee was created last month to review allegations against Superintendent of Public Instruction Cindy Hill that were raised in an inquiry report released in June by Governor Matt Mead...