Why Wyoming? Bar Nunn crowd seeks info on plan to build portable nuclear microreactors By Tommy Culkin|24 days ago
Kemmerer coal mine lays off 28 workers By Dustin Bleizeffer The owner of the Kemmerer coal mine laid off 28 workers on Friday, according to a Kemmerer Operations, By WyoFile|27 days ago
Gillette’s Big Lost Meadery expands into Sioux Falls with new restaurant, taproom GILLETTE, Wyo. — Big Lost Meadery founder Sam Clikeman not only has a new brewery and restaurant in Sioux Falls, By Dan Cepeda|February 24
Energy Capital Economic Development announces new strategic plan, merger GILLETTE, Wyo. — Energy Capital Economic Development announced a new strategic plan and a merger with the Office of Economic By Klark Byrd|February 21
Wyoming Downs, Casper-based Derby Club owners enter joint venture CASPER, Wyo. — The owners of Wyoming Downs LLC will be joining business forces with the Casper-based owners of Derby By Oil City News|February 02
Wyoming cybersecurity competition for small businesses enters 8th year CASPER, Wyo. — The 2025 Wyoming Cybersecurity Competition for Small Businesses will open for registration Feb. 1, offering seven months By Oil City News|January 27
Wyoming trucking company to pay $124K from sexual harassment lawsuit CASPER, Wyo. — Waller’s Trucking Company Inc., a family-owned Wyoming company, will pay $124,000 and provide other relief to settle By County 17|January 19
Wyoming economy gives mixed signals in December GILLETTE, Wyo. — Wyoming's economy in December 2024 showed a mixed performance, according to the latest report from the Wyoming By Klark Byrd|January 16
Gillette sales tax revenue beats projections despite yearly decline GILLETTE, Wyo. — Gillette's sales tax revenue is down this year, but the city's conservative budget means it is still By Klark Byrd|January 13
Campbell commissioners hold public hearing for liquor license renewals GILLETTE, Wyo. — On Tuesday, the Campbell County Board of Commissioners held a public hearing for the county's liquor license By Klark Byrd|January 08
Wyoming trona and soda ash producer wants to plug into nuclear microreactors Tata Chemicals inked a pending deal with nuclear reactor manufacturer BWXT Advanced Technologies for up to eight microreactors to be By WyoFile|December 22, 2024
Big Lots to launch ‘going-out-of-business’ sales as new buyer sought CASPER, Wyo. — Troubled retailer Big Lots announced that it will launch going-out-of-business sales in all of its remaining stores By Oil City News|December 20, 2024
Albertsons merger with Kroger blocked by US judge on Tuesday CASPER, Wyo. — The proposed merger of grocery giants Kroger and Albertsons worth $25 million was blocked on Tuesday by By Dan Cepeda|December 10, 2024
Wyoming lawmakers punt on protecting electric utilities from wildfire liability Desperate for limits on claims and relief from skyrocketing insurance, utilities and other proponents say they will seek other sponsors By WyoFile|December 6, 2024
Allen Avenue reconstruction project awarded to local contractor GILLETTE, Wyo. — Dan Hart Patrol LLC, a local construction company, has been awarded the contract for the Allen Avenue By Klark Byrd|December 3, 2024
City Council denies bar and grill license for Expresso Lube after revenue review GILLETTE, Wyo. — A local business considered to be a unique blend of café and car care won't be adding By Klark Byrd|December 3, 2024
Thunder Basin Ford wins bid for Children’s Developmental Services SUVs GILLETTE, Wyo. — Children's Developmental Services will get two new SUVs following Campbell County Board of Commissioners action Tuesday. Despite By Klark Byrd|December 3, 2024
Pridgeon gets Campbell County commissioners’ support in Wyoming Entrepreneur of the Year nomination GILLETTE, Wyo. — The Campbell County Board of Commissioners is giving its support for Hank Pridgeon's nomination for the Wyoming By Klark Byrd|December 3, 2024
Ex-eye bank workers say pressure, lax oversight led to errors Four former employees at Rocky Mountain Lions Eye Bank described numerous retrieval problems, including damage to eyes and removal from By WyoFile|November 29, 2024
Cheyenne restaurant owes former employees thousands of dollars in wages, court rules Laramie County Circuit Court says the business neglected to pay employees. However, it’s unclear if staff can recover their wages. By Jared Gendron|November 29, 2024
Wyoming’s Economic Health Index shows first decline since 2021 GILLETTE, Wyo. — The Wyoming Economic Health Index has shown its first year-over-year decline since April 2021, according to the By Klark Byrd|November 26, 2024
Wyoming sees mixed economic forecast for 2025, report finds LARAMIE, Wyo. — Wyoming’s economic outlook is mixed for 2025, with a continuing decline in the coal industry, shortages in By County 17|November 24, 2024
PacifiCorp mulls breakup that could align Wyoming with other pro-coal states A reorganization likely won’t come cheap for Wyoming ratepayers, according to the company. But there might be benefits. By WyoFile|November 22, 2024
Mega hotels, sprawling data centers spur local governments to defend development moratoriums Development pause in Jackson, cause of Cheyenne worries, blocked construction of gateway building twice the size of Wyoming Capitol. By WyoFile|November 22, 2024
New report shows growing economic impact UW brings Wyoming LARAMIE, Wyo. — The University of Wyoming’s contribution to the state’s economy has increased significantly over the past decade, supporting By County 17|November 17, 2024
Montana contractor gets $10.8M for Highway 387 road work near Wright GILLETTE, Wyo. — The Wyoming Transportation Commission awarded a more than $10 million bid from Montana-based Riverside Contracting Inc. for By County 17|October 23, 2024
Prism Logistics sues Natrona County over mining ban on state lands CASPER, Wyo. — The company that wants to mine gravel on state land at the base of Casper Mountain doubts By Oil City News|October 17, 2024
Cinco de Mayo, Big D Oil Co. secure liquor licenses in Gillette GILLETTE, Wyo. — After two separate public hearings, one Gillette restaurateur has a new liquor license and one retail liquor By Klark Byrd|October 15, 2024
When electric utilities spark wildfires, how much should they have to pay victims? The threat of billion-dollar class-action lawsuits bankrupting power companies has lawmakers considering a cap on claims. By WyoFile|October 15, 2024
Campbell County sees taxable sales fall off through second quarter of year CASPER, Wyo. — New data from the Wyoming Economic Analysis Division show that Campbell County has seen a 16.5% drop By Tommy Culkin|September 30, 2024
City Drug of Cheyenne seeks legal action against state board for license suspension The Wyoming State Board of Pharmacy accepted evidence on Sept. 12 that the Cheyenne pharmacy had falsified prescription labels and By Cap City News|September 19, 2024
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