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Rep. David Zwonitzer and former state lawmaker Bryan Pedersen, both of Cheyenne, easily defeated their opponents in Tuesday's Republican primary election races for the state House of Representatives.

The Wyoming Public Service Commission projects that natural gas consumers in the state could be paying 30-70 percent more for natural gas this winter.

University of Wyoming President Tom Buchanan and UW College of Agriculture Dean Frank Galey are scheduled to attend the Wyoming State Fair and Rodeo on Wednesday, Aug.

The first ever Casper Police Department training academy will begin this morning with the aim of shortening the time it will take to get 10 new officers on the streets.

There's a saying motorcycle enthusiasts use to explain their love of Harley-Davidsons, sport bikes and choppers.

A traveling show passed through Fort Caspar on Saturday, and brought with it several pieces of Wyoming history.

After two tours in war-torn Iraq mostly driving a Bradley armored vehicle, Staff Sgt.

After two tours in war-torn Iraq mostly driving a Bradley armored vehicle, Staff Sgt.

The Eastern Wyoming College Construction Technology program may undergo several changes in the coming years, including incorporating a new curriculum and expanding to other EWC service areas, the EWC board of ...

Flash floods resulting from a series of rain storms May 23 washed out several sections of National Forest System Road 659, causing it to be closed to motorized vehicles until repairs can be completed.

American Oil & Gas Inc., Denver, reports its Hagemann 11-22 well has reached its target depth of 12,945 feet in the company's Fetter Field lease in Douglas, Wyo.

Inside 48 hours late last week, several election campaigns in Converse County swirled wildly like a spring thunderstorm.

The past few days have presented a good perspective of what the reservoirs along the North Platte River were built to do - prevent flooding.

Rep. Dave Edwards of Douglas became the eighth Wyoming House incumbent who didn't file for re-election Friday, the filing deadline for the August primary election.

Memorial Day, the three-day weekend synonymous with the beginning of summer, was bombarded across Converse County by heavy rain, hail, flooding and a tornado watch, spoiling the outdoor weekend and leaving a ...

Torrington junior Adam Sittner grabbed a pair of individual titles and senior Brandon Childs set a new meet record in the pole vault to lead the Blazer boys to a third place team finish at the 3A East Regional ... via The Torrington Telegram

“B.C. is an attractive place for mining exploration and investment, and we are committed to fostering a healthy, productive industry.”

Filed under: politics - politicsnpoetry @ 3:56 am Wyoming raises environmental concerns about Cameco Last Updated: Friday, April 11, 2008 5:26 PM CT CBC News The State of Wyoming is raising environmental ... via Politics'n'Poetry

Torrington freshman Brandon Struble set a new Torrington ninth grade record with his first place finish in the discus at the Wheatland Invitational on Saturday, leading the Blazer boys to a second place team ... via The Torrington Telegram

“Unfortunately, it appears that such occurrences have become routine and further, there has been virtually no follow-up, remediation or long-term tracking of spills and releases.”

A wholly owned subsidiary of Cameco Corp. based in Wyoming has a "poor" record of environmental compliance, a state official reports. via The StarPhoenix

Torrington's Lindsey Simmons earned three individual titles and a relay crown at the Wheatland Invitational while Diana Long captured two individual crowns and two relay titles to lead the Blazer girls to a ... via The Torrington Telegram