Events

Wyoming Attorney General Greg Phillips announced yesterday that Wyoming will receive $330, 000 in a $1.5 Billion  healthcare fraud settlement against Abbot Laboratories. Amy Richards has a report. A new report from the Center for Rural Affairs says the poverty rates in many rural areas, such as rural eastern Wyoming, are generally higher than the poverty rates in urban areas. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News. Read More...

Cheyenne Police are continuing their investigation of a robbery and assault that occurred early Tuesday morning in the 700 block of Del Range, according to police spokesman Sgt. Rob Dafoe. Read More...

A new art display at Cheyenne Regional Medical Center highlights the paintings of long-time local physician Dr. Ted McCoy, according to crmc Vice President for Marketing and Communications Lee West. She says Dr. McCoy’s paintings are not medically-themed , but largely focus on landscapes and other natural themes. Read More...

The USDA Inspector General’s Office is still investigating  fake letters claiming to be from the agency that request personal information from recipients. Yellowstone National Park will be accepting requests April 6th through the 8th from those interested in receiving a 2012 firewood collection permits. Amy Richards has details. Click past jump to listen Wyoming Radio News. Read More...

Assistant City Engineer Nathan Beauheim says city officials are working with the Wyoming Department of Transportation and the Burlington Northern Railroad to institute a “quiet zone” where the rail line crosses 24th street in Cheyenne. Trains have traditionally blown their horns as a safety precaution when crossing the roadway, and