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Sunday’s Storm Damages Cheyenne Elementary School
Sunday’s Storm Damages Cheyenne Elementary School
Sunday’s Storm Damages Cheyenne Elementary School
The hail was so bad yesterday afternoon that it tore through the roof and ruined a few classrooms including Miss Leslie's. The school will take care of the roof, ceiling tiles and the outside damage of the hail. But the books need to be replaced now for grades 1-3.
U. W. Researchers Selected to Use NCAR-Wyoming Supercomputing Center [AUDIO]
U. W. Researchers Selected to Use NCAR-Wyoming Supercomputing Center [AUDIO]
U. W. Researchers Selected to Use NCAR-Wyoming Supercomputing Center [AUDIO]
Four computational research projects led by University of Wyoming faculty members have been selected to use the NCAR-Wyoming Supercomputing Center (NWSC) in Cheyenne over the next year. Officials are investigating the killing of a young female Grizzly bear shot by the caretaker of a residence in Eastern Idaho near Yellowstone National Park.  Click past the jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News. Rea
UW Computer Cluster Doubles Capacity [Audio]
UW Computer Cluster Doubles Capacity [Audio]
UW Computer Cluster Doubles Capacity [Audio]
When UW Faculty members return to campus this fall, they will fins Mount Moran--a high performance computing cluster--has more than doubled it's capacity. The Wyoming Oil and Gas Conservation Commission has approved Chesapeake Energy Corp.'s request to continue burning off natural gas from five oil wells near Douglas. Amy Richards reports. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.
Drilling Boom in Wyoming’s Powder River Basin [AUDIO]
Drilling Boom in Wyoming’s Powder River Basin [AUDIO]
Drilling Boom in Wyoming’s Powder River Basin [AUDIO]
A drilling boom has made the Powder River Basin one of Wyoming's most productive areas for oil. Doug Randall Reports. Yellowstone National Park's visitation in July topped 812 thousand visitors, down from July of 2012. But Yellowstone officials say they changed the way they count visitors at the beginning of 2013, which may account for the decrease. Click  past the jump to listen to Wyoming Radio
Wild Horse Adoption Set for End of August in Riveron [AUDIO]
Wild Horse Adoption Set for End of August in Riveron [AUDIO]
Wild Horse Adoption Set for End of August in Riveron [AUDIO]
A federal judge has given lawyers until early next year to submit written arguments about whether Wyoming's lone death row inmate should be put to death. Doug Randall has the details. The BLM and Wyoming Honor Farm will host a wild horse adoption and gentling clinic August 30-21st in Riverton. Joy Greenwald has the details. Click past the jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.

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