LARAMIE - Twenty years ago a huge explosion of gas from Lake Nyos in the central Africa Republic of Cameroon killed nearly 18,000 people and untold livestock up to 15 miles away. The

   General Electric Energy signed a letter of intent today with the University of Wyoming, to build a $100 million advanced coal gasification

The debate over carbon sequestration at the 2008 Wyoming State Legislature is fairly restrained – solons say they are simply laying the uncontroversial groundwork for the day, not too far off, when energy producers nationwide will have to keep the CO2 from burning fossil fuels out of the atmosphe

The Barak Obama for America presidential campaign is taking the Cowboy State very seriously, between now and the March 8th Democratic Caucus.

   In a Tuesday announcement, the Obama campaign announced the opening of campaign offices in Cheyenne and Laramie, with a dozen campai

   After years of construction inactivity and several false starts, some wags in Wyoming’s coal rich Powder River Basin began to refer to the proposed billion dollar Two Elk power plant project 40 miles so

   “We’re doing just fine,” was the pronouncement by Gov. Dave Freudenthal in a recent interview on Wyoming Public Television, concerning our revenue picture entering the 2008 legislative budget session.

   It’s not the picture awash

        CHEYENNE -- At the behest of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association, the Joint Ag Committee has approved a bill that