Colorado Coal Production Dipped in 2018
The state says that as of the end of 2018, 1,160 coal miners worked in Colorado, up slightly from 1,119 at the end of 2017.
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Prison Recommended in Wyoming Perjury Case
A felony count of forgery and a misdemeanor count of interference with a peace officer were dismissed under the agreement.
Former Green River Councilman Gets Probation In Sex Abuse Case
Wilson could face up to 20 years in prison if he fails to complete his probation.
Cowgirls Battle Past Jaguars and Advance In WNIT
Marta Gomez scored 22 points to lead three Cowgirls in double figures, as Wyoming beat South Alabama 78-71 in a second-round WNIT game Sunday in Laramie.
U.S.-Allied Syrian Force Declares Victory Over Islamic State
On Saturday, the Syrian Democratic Forces raised their bright yellow banner from a shell-pocked house where the militants once flew their notorious black flag.
Wanted: Laramie Residents Input
The purpose of the survey is to gather input from Laramie residents on a wide variety of topics of interest.
Army National Guard Opens Wyoming’s 1st Storefront Recruiting Office
The Wyoming Army National Guard selected Laramie as the site of its first storefront-style recruiting office in the state.
SE Wyoming Flood Watch, Major Flooding Concerns Western Nebraska
If you encounter flooded roads, please turn around. This could be especially dangerous with the potential for night-time flooding.
Wyoming is Averaging a Fatal Crash Every 2.35 Days
Thirty-four people have died on Wyoming's highways this year, compared to 17 in 2018, 19 in 2017 and 10 in 2016 to date.