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Wildfire Danger Increasing [AUDIO]
Wildfire Danger Increasing [AUDIO]
Wildfire Danger Increasing [AUDIO]
Wildfire experts says states across the west are now at the highest risk of the season for wildfires. Amy Richards reports. Laramie County officials say they are seeing some fresh interest in oil drilling after a recent lull. Business Reporter Sharon Fain has details. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.
Officials Extend Access to Caves Ban [AUDIO]
Officials Extend Access to Caves Ban [AUDIO]
Officials Extend Access to Caves Ban [AUDIO]
Governor Matt Mead  toured several of the state’s recent fire areas this week. The Governor said over 4000 people have come into Wyoming to fight fires this year and the fire season is not over yet. An order restricting access to caves and old mines on national forest and grasslands in five states is being extended, so that a bat killing fungus won’t spread. Doug Randall reports. Click past the ju
Enhanced Oil Recovery Near Casper [AUDIO]
Enhanced Oil Recovery Near Casper [AUDIO]
Enhanced Oil Recovery Near Casper [AUDIO]
Two companies are getting ready to boost production from a central Wyoming oil field by pumping carbon dioxide underground. An update on Wyoming Olympians Jennifer Nichols and Brett Newlin. Click past the jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.
Lummis Co-Sponsors American Privacy Act [AUDIO]
Lummis Co-Sponsors American Privacy Act [AUDIO]
Lummis Co-Sponsors American Privacy Act [AUDIO]
U.S. Representative Cynthia Lummis joined 22 of her colleagues in introducing the American Privacy Act, designed to protect Americans from the increasing domestic use of unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones. The University of Wyoming Veteran’s Services Center and U.W. are partnering with 11 institutions  across the country to help student veterans meet their goals Amy Richards reports. Click past j
Wyoming Hay Prices Up Again in July [AUDIO]
Wyoming Hay Prices Up Again in July [AUDIO]
Wyoming Hay Prices Up Again in July [AUDIO]
Wyoming’s state parks and recreation sites have escaped damage from wildfires for the most part this summer, but officials expect visitation will be hurt because of bans on open campfires. Doug Randall reports. Hay prices in Wyoming in July were well above last year according to the Wyoming Field Office of the U.S.D.A.’s National Agricultural Statistics Service  (NASS). Click past the jump to list
Judge Orders Evaluation of Defendant in Shootings
Judge Orders Evaluation of Defendant in Shootings
Judge Orders Evaluation of Defendant in Shootings
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — A district judge has ordered a competency evaluation for a Cheyenne man accused of gunning down two people and critically wounding a third at his house last summer. District Judge Peter Arnold on Monday asked lawyers to draft an order requiring the evaluation for defendant Nathaniel Castellanos ...

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