Sunday | KIFI Idaho Falls
Detectives get training for cold cases
Detectives from around Wyoming are in Cody this week to study up on the finer points of successfully reviving old murder cases. via KIFI Idaho Falls
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Wyoming Forum & PollsFriday May 9 | Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Big interest in Wyo. uranium mining
Indications from mining companies are that Wyoming could see up to 50 new uranium operations in the state. via Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Friday May 9 | Oregonlive.com
Court orders American Indian to trial for shooting eagle
“It cannot wholly exempt religion from the reach of the law.”
An American Indian who shot a bald eagle for use in a tribal religious ceremony must stand trial, a federal appeals court has ruled. via Oregonlive.com
Thursday May 8 | KMGH-TV Denver
Wyoming Receives More Money For Abandoned Mine Clean-Up
“The good news is that the approval went very quickly and fast once we submitted the request.”
The federal government has announced the distribution of more than $51 million to Wyoming as part of the Abandoned Mine Land program. via KMGH-TV Denver
Thursday May 8 | StarTribune
Air pollution in rural Wyoming community rivals that of major metropolitan areas
“Makes you wonder what it's going to do to the grass, the trees and the birds.”
There isn't anything metropolitan about this tiny unincorporated town in southwest Wyoming, where a few single-family homes and a volunteer fire station stand against a skyline of snowcapped mountains. via StarTribune
Tuesday May 6 | Montana's News Station
Freudenthal appoints new Health Care Commission members
Gov. Dave Freudenthal has appointed three new members of the Wyoming Health Care Commission. via Montana's News Station
Sunday May 4 | Montana's News Station
Advocacy groups give Wyoming a D+ on child abuse cases
Two child-advocacy groups give Wyoming a grade of D-plus for its lack of openness in releasing information about fatal- and near-fatal-child-abuse cases. via Montana's News Station
Friday May 2 | TheDenverChannel
Transition Continues For Wyoming Juvenile Facilities
A Colorado company has received two provisional state licenses to operate juvenile detention centers in Casper and Cheyenne. via TheDenverChannel
Thursday May 1 | Denver Post
Hundreds irked by wolf shootings call Wyo. governor
“So we gave them some information and some talking points”
Hundreds of people outraged by a surge in wolf shootings have flooded Gov. Dave Freuden- thal's office with calls over the past couple of days. via Denver Post
Wednesday Apr 30 | Montana's News Station
Wyoming Parks commission approves rule changes
The Wyoming Parks and Cultural Resources Commission approved new rules today that would ban fireworks from state parks and limit the number of vehicles and people at designated campsites. via Montana's News Station
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