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Pursuant to President Barack Obama's Presidential proclamation to lower the United States flag in honor of Peace Officer's Memorial Day, Tuesday, May 15, 2013. Governor Matt Mead has ordered that both the U

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CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — A bipartisan group of western lawmakers are pushing legislation in Washington to restore cuts of $110 million in federal mineral royalty payments to 35 states.

Senators from New Mexico, North Dakota, Utah and Idaho have signed onto legislation that Sen. Mik

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TWO MEN ARE DENYING THEIR SUSPECTED ROLES IN NUMBER OF BURGLARIES ON CASPER MOUNTAIN. JOB GROWTH IN WYOMING SLOWED DOWN IN THE END OF 2012.

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Representatives with an area non-profit hunger relief organization have requested funds from the city of Casper to help expand the organization’s crowded warehouse.

During Casper City Council’s work session on Tuesday, representatives with Joshua’s Storehouse asked for $

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Nobody was hurt in a fire at a power plant near Wheatland.

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Thursday is the kickoff of the 5th Annual Cheyenne International Film Festival (CIFF). Opening events on Thursday are free to attend and the festival continue through Sunday night.

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Wyoming lawmakers are looking into legislation that would keep repeat offenders of alcohol-related crimes out of jail and subject them instead to stringent testing.

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Representatives and volunteers with the Wyoming Food For Thought Project spent their Tuesday afternoon transforming an old downtown building into a new community food hub.

Volunteers cleaned up the old Hillcrest Water buil

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A retiring University of Wyoming dean says the college is in danger of sinking into mediocrity unless it continues to attract and retain the best faculty available.

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Two men are denying their suspected roles in number of burglaries on Casper Mountain.

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