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Arch revises Montana coal mine application
Montana regulators say Arch Coal Inc. has submitted a revised application for a major coal mine near the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation.
Arch Coal posts $97 million loss in third quarter amid Wall Street concerns over debt
Arch Coal posted a $97 million third-quarter loss on Tuesday, as the St. Louis mining firm sought to allay Wall Street concerns over the compa…
HollyFrontier refinery to pay $153,000 for safety, reporting violations
HollyFrontier Corp. has agreed to pay a $153,000 penalty for faulty emergency management planning and reporting at its Cheyenne refinery, the …
In precedent-setting move, Converse County denies Chesapeake exemption
Converse County recently rejected Chesapeake Energy's bid to earn a tax exemption for pollution controls on its flaring equipment in a move th…
Judge fines Fremont County irrigation district and manager $600K
A federal judge has ordered a Fremont County irrigation district and a former manager to start work immediately to remove four dikes that he r…
Senators ask gov't for nationwide air bag recall
Two U.S. senators are calling on U.S. auto safety regulators to immediately issue a nationwide recall for cars with faulty air bags made by Ta…
Social Security benefits get another tiny increase
WASHINGTON — Come January, nearly 60 million Social Security recipients will get benefit increases averaging $20 a month, the third straight y…
Spot will cost you: Pet rents become apartment fad
LOS ANGELES — Man's best friend is taking a bite out of renters' wallets.
WYDOT uses drone to map rock fall
The Wyoming Department of Transportation plans to use a drone to map rock falls in the Cody area. The department’s photos and surveys crew is …
Camel maker Reynolds snuffs out workplace smoking
RICHMOND, Va. — Camel cigarette maker Reynolds American Inc. is snuffing out smoking in its offices and buildings.
Debate over ethics of deleting negative reviews
NEW YORK — Most consumers realize online reviews are not always trustworthy. But a recent magazine column raised new ethical questions about r…
Wyoming and Taiwan begin economic development
Wyoming Business Council Chief Executive Officer Shawn Reese and Taiwan External Trade Development Council President and CEO Huang Win-Jung re…
Google names Cheyenne Cowboy State's digital capital
Cheyenne business owners are the best at working the Internet to their advantage, according to search-engine leader Google.
The last man in CBM: Ed Presley's effort to revive High Plains Gas
SHERIDAN -- In late September, seated in his office amid mountains of maps, financial documents and other paperwork, Ed Presley contemplated t…
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Futures File: Expect lower heating costs
Lower heating costs loom
CLIMB Wyoming
ClIMB Wyoming began in Cheyenne in 1986 as the Fleming Young Parents program. Today, the program helps single mothers in poverty in five sites…
WYDOT retrofits roadway lighting
The Wyoming Department of Transportation is in the process of converting all roadway lighting to LED, a project expected to save the state abo…
Sears refutes store-closing report
NEW YORK — Sears Holdings Corp. discredited a report Thursday that says it will be shuttering 116 Sears and Kmart stores, resulting in the lay…
Ag program sign-up dates announced
The National Resources Conservation Service is offering various grants through the Environmental Quality Incentives Program that can be used t…
With a focus on jobs, McCoy challenges Barnard in SD15
Bret McCoy, a Democratic challenger of Sen. Paul Barnard, R-Evanston, is running for the seat in Senate District 15 because he is troubled by …
Oil production in Wyoming is up, but job growth in oil field is limited
State revenues are up thanks to robust oil development in eastern Wyoming, but oil field jobs have not kept pace with increasing production, a…
Wyoming Transportation Commission awards $42.1 million
The Wyoming Transportation Commission awarded $42.1 million for nine highway projects around the state during its October meeting in Cheyenne.
Buffalo Bill Center of the West honored
The concept of the Buffalo Bill Memorial Center was conceived on the porch of the Irma Hotel in Cody in 1917. A group of six residents wanted …
October 26, 2014 8:00 am PhotosPhotos
FedEx, UPS make plans for a better holiday season
DALLAS — Facing an even bigger mountain of packages this holiday season, FedEx and UPS are hiring more workers to avoid the delays that frustr…
Wyoming home to 1 of the few cable splicers
JACKSON — Replacing a cable on a ski lift doesn't require a mechanic -- it requires an artist. Fortunately for Jackson Hole's ski epicenters, …
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