Cheyenne News Staff

U.S. Senator John Barrasso was among 11 republicans who voted against the confirmation of Sally Jewell to be the next Secretary of the Interior. Barrasso said he is concerned that Jewell is not committed to the multiple use of public lands. Bar

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The Wyoming Army National Guard will deploy 162 Soldiers from the 133rd Engineer Company, based in Laramie, Wyo., to Operation Enduring Freedom April 12th.

The unit’s deployment ceremony will be held at the University of Wyoming’s Arena-Auditorium April 11 at 3:30 p

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The situation at Triumph High School has been cleared. Earlier this morning the school received an unconfirmed bomb threat and law enforcement asked Laramie County School District 1 to lock down Triumph and surrounding schools Spokeswoman Mary Quast says the lockdown at the surrounding schools was lifted at approximately 10:55 a

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The Cheyenne Police Department continues to investigate an incident that occurred March 31 at Goofy’s bar located at 2801 East Lincolnway.Spokesman Officer Dan Long says at approximately 2:50 a

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Wyoming residents are asked to consider donating unused medications to help others who may have trouble affording the prescription drugs and supplies they should have.

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Cheyenne Police have identified a group of individuals believed to be responsible for over 100 vehicle vandalisms that occurred in the Cheyenne area over the past four months.

Cheyenne Police Detectives have identified 12 juveniles that have been vandalizing  the vehicles

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Governor Matt Mead said he is pleased with District Judge Catherine Wilking's order affirming Wyoming's policy regarding the disclosure of hydraulic fracturing components. Environmental groups had requested the ingredient lists from the Wyoming Oil and Gas conservation commission, arguing that the public needs to know what chemicals companies are putting underground

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Col. Tammy Maas, Director of Human Resources for the Wyoming Military Department, says the intent to furlough notices that were sent out last week, before they got word of the pentagon's decision to delay the notification of unpaid time off for two more weeks

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Facing increasing costs and declining revenues, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department will cut their FY 14 budget by 6.5 percent. These cuts are in addition to a 3 percent reduction to the FY 13 budget.

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The Cheyenne Regional Airport's Air Traffic Control tower will remain open after all. The decision by the federal Aviation Administration(FAA) finalized a list of 149 contract towers across the country that will be closed beginning on April 7th

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