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CHEYENNE, (AP) - Governor Dave Freudenthal is warning Interior Secretary Ken Salazar that his plan for increasing scrutiny of oil and gas leasing will burden industry while essentially giving environmentalists veto power over new development.

CHEYENNE, (AP) - The American Civil Liberties Union is siding with a former Wyoming prison inmate who claims that a guard at the state prison in Rawlins had endangered his life by falsely telling othe

Wyoming's state health officer is advising Wyoming residents that it is not too late to get vaccinated for protection from swine flu with ample supplies of the vaccine available.

New rules of the road have been unveiled for oil and gas leasing on Bureau of Land Management lands – reforms promoted as a way to improve certainty for the industry, better protect the great outdoo

The Wyoming Workforce Development Council has a new chairman. Governor Dave Freudenthal has appointed Jon Conrad to lead the Council through August 15, 2011.

Earlier this week we told you about the new rules and regulations on smog standards that were announced by the Environmental Protection Agency.

Snowmobile and snow coach use numbers for Yellowstone National Park for the start of the 2009-2010 winter season are higher than reported earlier this week.

Earlier this week the Sheridan City Council appointed a committee to look into the reasons for the proposed Montana Dakota Utilities electrical rate increase.

The Internal Revenue Service is required by Congress to undergo an evaluation each year. National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson released her evaluation report this week.

The Sheridan Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees approved the purchase of new software that will greatly aid the financial department at the hospital.