Cheney: Amy Coney Barrett Has “Blown Away Every Democrat Who’s Tried To Trip Her Up”
Liz Cheney said she was so impressed at how Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett has held up under partisan attacks. Keep Reading | 493 words
Woman Injured After Jeep Plunges Down Cliff Is Improving
A woman who survived a horrifying Jeep accident near Telluride, Colorado is improving but has an estimated two years of rehab in front of her. Keep Reading | 645 words
Record Number Of Hospitalizations As Active Coronavirus Cases Climb
Figures from individual hospitals in Wyoming show the available space in ICU rooms is beginning to run low. Keep Reading | 799 words
Seven More COVID Deaths Brings Wyoming’s Total To 68
An additional seven coronavirus-related deaths among Wyoming residents who had tested positive for the coronavirus have been confirmed, according to the Wyoming Department of Health. Keep Reading | 733 words
It Doesn’t Make Any Sense But Salt Water Taffy is Wyoming’s Favorite Halloween Candy
Although it may not make any sense to anyone, Salt Water Taffy appears to be Wyoming's favorite Halloween candy. Keep Reading | 902 words
Enzi, Barrasso Express Disappointment About Stimulus Package Being Voted Down (Again)
U.S. Sens. Mike Enzi and John Barrasso were two of 44 senators that voted to pass the bill through the Senate on Wednesday. It was mostly Republicans who voted to pass the bill, and a majority of Democrats (51 total senators) who voted it down. Keep Reading | 590 words
Laramie Wind Project Protestors Concerned About Turbine Blades Breaking
With reports of wind turbine blades breaking and falling off, some protestors of an Albany County wind project point to that as another example that state and local regulations need to be reconsidered. Keep Reading | 805 words
Near-Record Rise In New Cases Brings Active Cases To 2,717
Another day of a near-record increase in the number of new confirmed coronavirus cases in Wyoming pushed the total number of active cases seen in the state to 2,717. Keep Reading | 499 words
Legislature Will Have To Examine What Services Not To Offer, Gordon Says
The state’s next round of budget cuts will require the Legislature to carefully examine what services the state should stop providing, Gov. Mark Gordon said Wednesday. Keep Reading | 519 words
Gordon on Covid-19: When We Act Irresponsibly, “Our Patriotism Has Gone Awry”
Gov. Mark Gordon had strong words for people in Wyoming who disregard precautionary measures -- like wearing masks -- designed to stop the spread of the coronavirus. Keep Reading | 577 words