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   CHEYENNE - Maps developed by a state sage grouse task force indicate that 16 percent of the state̵

Ian Tyson

   We’re careening through the deep green Galway countryside, the year is

(Correction: The initial release of this column contained an error - that 18,000 people had died in the gas incident in Africa. The actual number was closer to 1,800.) 
  LARAMIE - Twenty years ago a huge MORE...

    Remembering that Exxon purchased Mobil a few years back for $81 billion, a piddling $5 million couldn’t matter that much to the corporate behemoth, right? Yet there they were in the Capitol Wednesday, an army of energy industry lobbyists, led by ExxonMobil’s

   CHEYENNE – The Wyoming Senate extensively revised a coal-bed methane water management bill on Thursday, but not the thorniest issue within the bill – whether natural runoff and CBM water are both considered by the State Engineer when calculating channel capacity of ephemeral st

   CHEYENNE - “No one is going to like this bill,” predicted Senator Grant Larson, R-Jackson, chairman of the Senate Minerals, Business and Economic Committee, and speaking of Senate Fil

   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