Archive - Jan 2013 - News

U.S. Senator Mike Enzi called for the resignation for members of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) who were appointed directly by President Obama. In a media release, Sen. Enzi called the appointments "illegal." But Enzi is not alone in his sentiments.

U.S. Senator John Barrasso, a Wyoming Republican, spoke on the Senate floor Thursday to concerns he's heard from veterans about President Obama's Affordable Care Act. Senator Barrasso says it hurts small businesses and average citizens.

For most of the day Thursday, the westbound lanes of Interstate 90 near the Rock Creek exit were closed due to an accident involving two semi-trucks and multiple passenger vehicles.

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) - State Superintendent of Public Instruction Cindy Hill says she will run for governor in 2014. Hill made the announcement during a radio talk show in Cheyenne Thursday morning.

UPDATE 3:20 pm

The Sheridan County Road and Bridge Crew has been able to get through on all the County Roads at this point and all County Roads are passable.  Therefore the No Travel Advisory has been lifted. Please continue to use caution when traveling the County Roads as visibility in some areas remains limited due to blowing snow.

UPDATE 3:10 PM

Interstate 90 westbound near the Rock Creek exit has been reopened. An accident Thursday morning caused the closure that lasted for most of the day.

Social issues have been the hot item this week in Cheyenne as legislators continue to tackle a number of controversial bills at the State Capital. Representative Rosie Berger gives us an update from some of Wednesday's action.

The Sheridan WYO Rodeo has announced the date for when tickets will be available for the public to this year's rodeo. Sheridan WYO Rodeo Board member Jeff Wells explains.

The Sheridan College Workforce Center for Workforce and Community Education is offering a five-week workshop entitled Improv for Business Success. Center for Workforce and Community Education Director Karen St. Clair explains who the workshop is for.

The Johnson County Healthcare Center's Board of Trustees voted to approve moving forward with the planning of their next capital construction project, referred to as the 2018 Project.