Wheatland News

“I would like to see Wyoming residents have a week's leeway or something”

"We haven't seen anything like this in Wyoming before," said Milward Simpson, director of State Parks and Cultural Resources, which oversees the Division of State Parks, Historic Sites and Trails. via Wyoming Tribune-Eagle

“Fortunately, the tuxes were at the church and didn't get in the fire”

Relic of the past riles Lander residents By DAVID MIRHADI Star-Tribune staff writer Sunday, November 04, 2007 Life is good, especially on the sunny side of the street. via Casper Star Tribune

“I work 40 hours a week, and all I do is interlibrary loan”

Editor's note: This is the first in a series of stories about the behind-the-scenes services and issues at the Albany County Public Library. via Laramie Daily Boomerang

Sex charges have landed a former cadre team leader with the Wyoming Youth ChalleGNe program at Camp Guernsey in the Wyoming State Penitentiary following his sentencing in 8th Judicial District Court in ... via Star-Herald

“The fact that so many specialists were attending me. I saw the liver doctor, the heart specialist and the orthopedic surgeon almost on a daily basis.”

James Saindon needed hip surgery and went to India to get it, while saving $41,400. By D. Sharon Fain news@wyomingnews.com CHEYENNE - James Saindon has osteoarthritis and needed hip surgery. via Wyoming Tribune-Eagle

“This would explain why neither Trooper Minard nor Weber can recall the exact moment that Weber received the injury to the nose area”

By JARED MILLER Star-Tribune capital bureau Friday, October 05, 2007 CHEYENNE -- A state trooper who recently settled a lawsuit for alleged excessive force in 2005 is the same trooper accused of mistreating an ... via Casper Star Tribune

“We'd look at the nature of the crime and the sentence. We'd look at everything”

Former Northern Colorado punter Mitch Cozad is spending his days in jail reading the Bible, playing chess and envisioning a career as an attorney once he's out. via LongmontFYI