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Mead and the Department of Workforce Services worked with the Wyoming Workforce Development Council, as well as local economic development groups and other organizations, to access the federal funding.

Arnoldware Applications LLC develops hardware and software to help people with motion disabilities use touch-screen devices, including smartphones and tablet computers.

With the awarding of the grant, maintenance of the National Forest System trails on Pole Mountain will be taking place this summer, according to a Wyoming Pathways news release.

UW's Manufacturing-Works was recently awarded a $500,000 grant from the National Institute of Standards and Technology that will help support Wyoming businesses.

The prison gets an estimated 14,500 visitors annually.

The New Access Point grant will allow the EHCW to open the only Federally Qualified Health Center in Laramie. The facility is expected to be operational in May and it will provide comprehensive health care services to Albany County residents regardless of their ability to pay.

In the last year alone, I-80 has seen over 1,400 crashes including 13 deaths and over 250 injury-related crashes. But this connected vehicle technology aims to trim those statistics.

Enhancements to make Cheyenne's western gateway more welcoming to visitors should be completed by this fall.

Laramie County Fair officials are hoping to add an RV park and camping area at the Archer Complex by next summer.

Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen says $671,415 that was taken from the city's reserves to balance the Fiscal Year 2017 budget will not affect funding for the downtown sky path project.