Prosecutor Won’t Seek Death Penalty in Wyoming Murder Case
He was charged in federal court in May with interference with commerce by robbery and three other counts.
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Federal Air Quality Restrictions Lifted on Sheridan
The action lifts a construction ban on projects that could lead to air pollution and acknowledges that pollution control efforts have been effective.
Federal Shutdown Affects National Parks And Other Sites In Wyoming
Most national parks and sites will be open, but with limited services.
Wyoming Opposes Idea of Federal Subsidy for Eastern Coal
Wyoming is the nation's leading coal producer.
President Trump Announces Federal Aid For Wyoming Flooding Recovery
Rapidly melting snowpack caused widespread flooding in June, damaging roads and bridges as well as irrigation systems for farms.
Wyoming Gets $2 Million to Retrain Laid-Off Coal Workers
Mead and the Department of Workforce Services worked with the Wyoming Workforce Development Council, as well as local economic development groups and other organizations, to access the federal funding.
Wyoming Federal Judges Sentence Six For Drug, Illegal Alien Crimes
The illegal alien crimes were investigated by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement.