Category Archives: Laramie County, Wyoming

Listen to the full show here. Governor Mead Reflects On The Last Eight Years Wyoming Governor Matt Mead is wrapping up his time in office. … Continue reading →

Listen to the full show here. Wyoming’s Delegation Isn’t Overly Concerned About Climate Report The federal government released a sweeping report on climate change last … Continue reading →

Listen to the full show here. A Potential Company Sale, Exec Bonuses, Cut Benefits: What’s Going On With Cloud Peak? Cloud Peak Energy has announced … Continue reading →

Listen to the full show here. Grizzly-Hunter Conflicts Raise Questions Over Bear’s Management This time of year, is hunting season in Wyoming – and the … Continue reading →

Listen to the full show here. Grizzly Debate Reignites Question Of Game And Fish Revenue After a controversial year the Yellowstone grizzlies are back on … Continue reading →

Listen to the full show here. Westmoreland’s Bankruptcy And The Fall of Coal-Fired Power Plants Westmoreland Coal Company has filed for bankruptcy. It’s one of … Continue reading →

Listen to the full show here. Original Sounds From Wyoming Public Radio’s Matthew Shepard Coverage 20 years ago this weekend, Matthew Shepard encountered Aaron McKinney … Continue reading →

Listen to the full show here. Holding Back Methane: State Steps Up As Federal Regulations Relax Two major Obama-era rules that aim to reduce methane … Continue reading →

Listen to the full show. Gubernatorial Candidate Mary Throne Is Focused On Solutions Democrat Mary Throne is hoping to become Wyoming’s next governor. Throne was … Continue reading →

Listen to the full show here. Catholic Diocese Of Cheyenne Pushes For Justice A Pennsylvania Grand Jury report found that leaders in the Roman Catholic … Continue reading →

Listen to the full show here. Affordable Clean Energy Renews Hope In Coal Country, But Should It? The Trump administration’s rollback of coal plant regulations … Continue reading →

Listen to the full show here. New Exhibits Will Teach Wyomingites About Wind River Tribes For years, Wind River reservation tribal advocates have suggested that … Continue reading →

For years, Wind River’s tribal advocates have suggested that Wyoming kids lack access to authentic education about the state’s Native American heritage. Some said that … Continue reading →

If you know the songs “A Taste Of Honey,” “Spanish Flea” or “This Guy’s In Love With You,” then you know Herb Alpert. 50-some odd … Continue reading →

Biodiversity Institute Closure Raises Questions About UW’s Commitment To Community Engagement One of the main goals of the University of Wyoming’s strategic plan is to … Continue reading →