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The University of Wyoming has received a $9.77 million award from the U.S. Department of Energy for a project that would determine the feasibility of creating a commercial-scale geological storage complex for carbon dioxide in Wyoming.

On May 14 the U.S. Supreme Court struck down a 1992 law that effectively banned sports gambling outside of the state of Nevada.

The Forest Service has opened Forest Road 700, or Vedauwoo Road on Pole Mountain in Medicine Bow National Forest for motorized travel and designated dispersed camping in time for the holiday weekend.

Memorial Day gives us an opportunity each year to remember those who died in active military service. That chance will be this upcoming Monday.

With the arrival of spring, the City of Laramie is also anticipating the arrival of mosquitoes.

The University of Wyoming says that leaders of the UW Board of Trustees, the UW Faculty Senate and the administration have reached an agreement on potential changes to the university regulations.

The Albany County Sheriff’s office has released the latest ‘Wanted Wednesday’ photos featuring individuals wanted on warrants issued through Albany County courts.

The Laramie City Council will be holding workshops Wednesday and Thursday this week to review the City Manager’s recommendation for the budget for the next biennium, 2019-2020.

The University of Wyoming will soon be offering a presidential-level scholarship to top high school graduates across the state, after a $500,000 gift from the Joe and Arlene Watt Foundation.

Gov. Matt Mead authorized a loan Monday of up to $5 million to DBJJDM Enterprises for the operation of WyoTech in Laramie.