Correction: Sage Grouse-Fences story
Correction: Sage Grouse-Fences story CHEYENNE, Wyo. — In a Dec. 16 story about a Bureau of Land Management directive intended to reduce the number of sage grouse and birds that collide with fences, The Associated Press incorrectly reported an agency involved in such fence projects. It is the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resource Conservation Service, not the U.S. Forest Service. BLM tells field offices: Mark fences to make them more visible to sage grouse, other species
BLM tells field offices: Mark fences for grouse Wyoming Game and Fish extends deadline for comment on wind development recommendations
Wyo. allows more comment on wind recommendations Winter season at Yellowstone opens Tuesday for guided snowmobile and snowcoach trips
Winter season at Yellowstone opens Tuesday Wyoming Business Council board recommends nearly $19M in funding for projects statewide
Wyo. Business Council recommends project funding BLM oil and gas lease sale in Wyoming results in $3M in bids for nearly 43,000 acres
Wyoming BLM lease sale nets almost $3 million Duke Energy brings 99-megawatt wind farm on line in Wyoming county
Duke Energy brings wind farm on line in Wyoming New policy to give National Park Service share of profits from bioprospecting in parks
Nat’l parks seek share of profitable science Environmentalists concerned about proposed drilling in Shoshone, nation’s 1st national forest
Wyo enviros oppose drilling in 1st national forest DEQ documents: Huge Sinclair Refinery spill reprised 2007 floating tank roof collapse
Cause of huge Wyo. refinery spill happened before Wyoming hopes new pipeline funneling natural gas across 8 states will help drive more revenue
Long-awaited pipeline funnels gas across 8 states Frontier Oil plans to fight $6.8 million EPA fine at Wyoming refinery
Frontier refinery plans to fight $6.8M EPA fine New online news publication focuses on Wyo. state govt., pursues nonprofit model
Web news publication focuses on Wyo. state govt. Arch makes deal for vast SE Mont. coal tracts, putting pressure on state to lease its reserves
Arch signs deal for southeast Montana coal tracts Oil, gas companies object to paying higher fee for drilling permit applications
BLM now collecting higher drilling application fee Wyoming’s Sen. Enzi critical of House health care bill, says will increase insurance costs
Wyo. Sen. Enzi critical of House health care bill Spokesman for federal stimulus program defends Web site against Wyoming criticism
Federal stimulus spokesman defends Web site Wyoming Game and Fish agency sets wildlife protection guidelines for wind energy developers
Wyo. sets wildlife guidelines for wind developers Wyoming BLM defers auction of oil, gas leases near Adobe Town, seeks Washington guidance
Wyo. BLM defers leasing in Adobe Town area Attorneys for feds, environmental groups, argue for roadless rule in 10th Circuit briefs
Feds, environmental groups argue for roadless rule Top Wyoming official calls federal stimulus record-keeping a ‘mess’
Wyo. official: Federal stimulus records a ‘mess’ Wyo. lawmakers recommend minimum county wind regulations, expanding Industrial Siting Act
Wyoming lawmakers recommend new wind regulations Report: Jobs, payroll down in Wyoming for 1st time in 21 years
Wyoming has net job loss for 1st time in 21 years Snow lets up in West, Plains; heavy rain, strong winds lash South, causing flood worries
Snow lets up in West, Plains; South gets drenched Colorado hit with 3-plus feet of snow, hundreds of flight delays as storm moves east
Snowstorm blasts Colorado, Wyoming; delays flights Colorado hit with 3 feet of snow, hundreds of flight delays before storm moves to Kan., Neb.
Big snowstorm moving out of Colorado to Kan., Neb. Early storm dumps snow across Rockies, western plains; 70 accidents reported in Wyoming
Storm dumps snow on Rockies, plains, more forecast Wyoming, Colorado brace for heavy snow, wind as early season storm advances to High Plains
Early season storm sweeps dust, snow across West Wyoming’s unemployment rate increases to 6.8 percent in September from prior monthCHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Wyoming Department of Employment reports that the state’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate increased to 6.8 percent in September, a jump of 0.2 percentage points from the prior month. Wyoming to collect nearly $50,000 from 4 pharmaceutical companies for alleged Medicaid fraudCHEYENNE, Wyo. — Four pharmaceutical companies have reached a nearly $50,000 settlement with the state of Wyoming for allegedly submitting false claims to the Medicaid program. |
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