2012

NEW YORK (AP) — The price of oil has declined to its low for the year on continued doubts about Europe's ability to pay off massive government debts.

Benchmark U.S. crude lost $1.57 to $94.56 per barrel in New York

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Easter 2012 is almost upon us. That means the adults will be attending church, maybe a bountiful brunch or two, and spending time with family and loved ones. For the kiddos, it's all about huntin' them eggs! Here are a few places that the Easter Bunny plans on visiting.

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CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — Preliminary figures show the University of Wyoming has enrolled 12,839 students this spring, an increase of more than 130 over last spring.

The spring enrollment figures at the state's only four-year university don't include many outreach students who are still enrolling

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Politicians of all stripes in this election year are clamoring for simplifying the tax code and closing loopholes. But that would mean Americans could lose some of their prized deductions

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Wyoming's representative took exception to the lofty sounding state of the union address by President Obama, saying the president's ideas haven't helped but, in fact, have made things worse.

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CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — Anglers might want to make sure they are aware of changes to Wyoming fishing limits this year.

The long-time restriction of only keeping one trout over 20 inches on lakes and reservoirs has been dropped

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JACKSON, Wyo. (AP) — Grand Teton National Park is planning to complete several construction projects next year.

The projects include a pathway, a new administration building and employee housing

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It's not a political party, does not have a candidate selected, and yet it's an organization that wants to have a place on the ballot for a presidential candidate in every state.

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