Archive - Nov 10, 2012 - News

Proposed job changes at the Wyoming Department of Education have caused a tussle between the agency and the governor's office.

In a media release, U.S. Senator John Barrasso spoke out against the Obama Administration’s decision to move forward with a plan to make massive cuts in the acreage available for oil shale development in Wyoming, Colorado and Utah.

Mayor Dave Kinskey visited with host Kim Love during Thursday's episode of Public Pulse.

Buffalo will have a number of Veterans Day observances and happenings on Sunday, November 11.

At their meeting this week, the Johnson County Healthcare Center's Board of Trustees got a positive financial report for September and October from Hospital Administrator Sandy Ward.

One of the items on the ballot locally for Tuesday's General Election was that of the lodging tax renewal, which passed with 76 percent of the vote.

A federal judge has ruled that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service acted properly in prohibiting the Northern Arapaho Tribe from killing bald eagles for religious purposes on its central Wyoming reservation.