Our Cheyenne news staff, with reporting from Doug Randall and Joy Greenwald.
Cheyenne News Staff
Game and Fish Leftover License Drawings Start Next Week [AUDIO]
A federal judge has given a man jail time for lying on his passport application. Doug Randall reports. Hunters who did not obtain an elk, deer or antelope license this year will have an opportunity to get a leftover license starting next week. Click past the jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.
Cowboy Joe Club Members Step Up to the 110% Challenge
In addition to the 110% program, there have been 269 CJC members who have increased their donations by at least one giving level
Wyoming Honor Farm Has New Treatment Unit [AUDIO]
The Wyoming Honor Farm in Riverton now has a new 72 bed intensive treatment unit. Doug Randall reports. A Laramie County Commissioner wants the City of Cheyenne to repeal the Unified Development Code. Click past the jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.
Drought Concerns Growing [AUDIO]
The BLM Wyoming State Office and the Western Area Power Administration are seeking input on the Transwest Express Project Draft Environmental Impact Statement. Amy Richards reports. The latest drought report shows a reversal of recent encouraging trends, according to a USDA Meteorologist. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.
Five Public Meetings Scheduled in Washington State on Proposed Coal Ports [AUDIO]
Five public meetings have been scheduled across Washington in September and October to give people an opportunity to comment on a proposed coal export terminal. The cost to get the nation's trails up to minimum standards could cost over $500 million dollars. Deborah Smith reports. Click past the jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.
Grant Money Available for Economic Development [AUDIO]
In response to significant state, local and Congressional objection, Interior Secretary Sally Jewell withdrew the department's designation of the White River in Arkansas and Missouri as a National Blueway. Rep. Cynthia Lummis says she objects to how the Blueway designations are handled. More grant money is available for economic development in Wyoming. Doug Randall reports. Click past the jump to
Wyoming’s Economy Will Grow But Energy Industry Slowing Down [AUDIO]
The body of James "Randy" Udall, the brother of Colorado Senator Mark Udall, was found by searchers Wednesday in the Wind River Range. Wyoming's economy is expected to grow but the slowdown in the energy industry is a cause for concern according to economist Ernie Goss. Doug Randall reports.
Sen. Barrasso: On Delay Until 2014 of Employer Mandate in ACA [AUDIO]
A federal appeals court has ordered Campbell County Memorial Hospital to pay a Nevada woman $2 million for damages she suffered when a doter there failed to diagnose that her husband had broken his neck in a vehicle accident. Sen. John Barrasso reacts to announcement that the employer mandate in the Affordable Care Act will be delayed until next year. Click past the jump to listen to Wyoming Radio
CPD: Fireworks Prohibited in Cheyenne
A reminder from the Cheyenne Police Department.
Airplane Crash In Montana, Plane Registered out of Gillette [AUDIO]
An airplane with two people on board has crashed at Fort Smith on the Crow Indian Reservation. Doug Randall reports. State Forester Bill Crapser is reminding residents and visitors to be careful with fire during the Fourth of July Holiday. Click past the jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.