Doug Randall
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Hospital Disputes Report Grade
A spokesman for Cheyenne regional medical center says a recent Hospital Safety Report by the Washington D.C. based non-profit Leapfrog Group was based on old information and penalized CRMC for not giving the group money
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Committee Approves Franchise Agreement
The Cheyenne City Council Finance Committee has signed of on a franchise agreement between Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power and High West Energy to allow High West the franchise to continue serving a handful of customers inside the city, while CLFP will continue it's franchise the serve the remainder of the city
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Idaho Man’s Death Investigated
Sweetwater County authorities are trying to find out what killed an Idaho truck driver whose body was found on the ground alongside his tractor-trailer rig northwest of Green River Monday morning, according to a joint press release from the Sweetwater County Sheriff's Department and Sweetwater County Coroner Dale Majhanovich
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Experts Advise Outdoor Plant Watering
Cheyenne Botanic Garden's Director Shane Smith and City of Cheyenne Urban Forester Lisa Olson says because of the unseasonably dry, warm weather the area has experienced in recent weeks it would be a good idea to water your outdoor plants
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Business Council Offers Display Space at Expo [AUDIO]
A spokesman for the Sweetwater County Sheriff's Department says you should be skeptical about deals that seem too good to be true on social media. The Wyoming Business Council's Agribusiness Division is offering display space at a Natural Products trade show in California in March. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.
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Tribe Asks Judge to Reconsider Eagle Ruling [audio]
A spokesman for the Sweetwater County Sheriff's Department is warning people about some common holiday scams. The Northern Arapahoe tribe is asking a federal judge in Cheyenne to reconsider part of a ruling he recently issued on the killing of bald eagles for religious purposes
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Law Enforcement Warns of Holiday Scams
The Sweetwater County Sheriff's Department is warning residents about several scams that tend to increase over the holiday season. Spokesman Dick Blust says there are a variety of internet and social-media scams that attempt to get people's money, personal information, or both
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Cheyenne Police Offer Drug Recognition Class
The Cheyenne Police Department will be hosting a citizen seminar on drug influence recognition on December 10, according to spokesman Officer Dan Long
. He says the class will be especially geared towards parents and will teach parents how to recognize the symptoms of possible drug or alcohol use, focusing on the seven drug categories that are most abused by teenagers, ranging from stimulants like cocaine and meth to hallucinogens such as LSD to cannabis, including marijuana and hashish
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Residents Urged To Vote for Miss Rodeo America Candidate
A close friend of Miss Rodeo Wyoming is asking state residents to vote for her online for Miss Rodeo America. Glee Nett says Miss Rodeo Wyoming, Kimberly Kuhn, is in a close race for the title with Miss Louisiana
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Game and Fish Predicts Good Waterfowl Hunting
A spokesman for the Wyoming Game and Fish Department says waterfowl hunters should find plenty of opportunities this year, adding the hunting should improve as marshes in the northern US and Canada freeze
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Health Department Urging STD Testing [audio]
The Wyoming Department of Health is urging Wyoming residents to take the opportunity of World AIDS Day December 1 to get tested for sexually transmitted diseases. Chronic Wasting Disease has been identified in Wyoming elk hunt area ten. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.
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Crash Kills Pedestrian
Cheyenne Police say a traffic collision Tuesday evening claimed the life of a 55 year old Cheyenne man, Paul Seybold.
According to a Police Department press release, Seybold was trying to cross Dell Range Boulevard in the 3700 block around 7 pm when he was hit by a 2000 Dodge Stratus driven by 43 year old Stacey Martin of Cheyenne