Doug Randall
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Sheriff Says Gun Control Wrong Approach To Fight Crime
Laramie County Sheriff Danny Glick says that while everyone was horrified by the Newtown, Connecticut school shootings, he thinks there has been a misplaced focus on gun control measures as a way to prevent such tragedies
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Boys&Girls Club Returning Home
The Cheyenne Boys and Girls Club will be returning to it's home building at 1700 Snyder Avenue Tuesday, according to spokeswoman Baylie Evans.
The club has recently been housed at the former BOPU Building at 2100 Pioneer in recent weeks while roof repairs were conducted on the Snyder Avenue Building
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Mead:’Hill Bill’ Is Constitutional
Wyoming Governor Matt Mead says the state legislature was clearly within it's rights under the Wyoming Constitution when it removed State Superintendent Cindy Hill from oversight of the state Department of Education recently
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Cheyenne Police Targeting School Bus Law Violaters
The Cheyenne Police Department Traffic Unit is making a special effort to enforce the laws against passing a school bus that has it's flashing red lights activated, according to spokesman Officer Dan Long
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Steenbergen Says Local, State Economic Outlook Strong
Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce President and C-E-O Dale Steenbergen says the Laramie County and Wyoming economies are showing a lot of signs of growth right now.
Steenbergen says locally the Microsoft Data Center and the construction of a new Menards store on Dell Range are right on schedule
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Police Investigating Hebard School Vandalism
Cheyenne Police investigators are trying to find out who broke 29 windows at Hebard Elementary School Saturday, according to police spokesman Officer Dan Long.
Laramie County School District 1 officials say the school, located near Fifth Street in the southeast part of Cheyenne, has been vandalized before, although not this badly
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Sharpe Officially Dons District Court Judge Robe
Steven Sharpe was officially robed in as a First Judicial District of Wyoming Judge Monday Morning at the Wyoming Supreme Court Building at a ceremony presided over by the Wyoming Supreme Court Justices and attended by Governor Matt Mead, who chose Sharpe from among three candidates to replace Judge Micheal Davis in November after Davis was appointed to the high court
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LCCC May Ask For Money for New Buildings
Laramie County Community College trustees will consider later this month whether to ask local voters to approve a roughly $20 million dollar bond issue for construction of two new buildings on the college's Cheyenne Campus
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Postal Service Cuts to Save $2 Billion
A spokesman for the U.S. Postal Service says the elimination of regular Saturday mail delivery on August 5 and other cost-cutting moves should save the agency roughly $2 billion per year.
David Rupert with the agency's Denver office says other measures will include steps to cut down on fuel costs and various efforts to reduce expenses
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UW Researcher Looking at Wind Farm Efficiency [AUDIO]
The Sinclair Oil Refinery east of Rawlins is facing nearly $260,000 in fines after receiving more safety violation citations. Amy Richards has a report. U.W. Mathematics Professor Stefan Heinz will be using the new NCAR-Wyoming Supercomputing Center to improve the efficiency of wind farms. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.
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Man Arrested For Assault, Impersonating A Deputy
A 28 year old man who lists several different Cheyenne and state addresses as his residence has been arrest for assault and impersonating a sheriff's deputy, according to Laramie County Sheriff's Department spokesman Gerry Luce
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Terrence James To Face Conspiracy Charge
Laramie County Circuit Court Judge Roberta Coates Tuesday afternoon bound over 20 year old Terrence James of Cheyenne to face a charge of Conspiracy to Commit Armed Robbery in connection with the holdup of a cash advance store on January 10th