By Molly Messick

Laramie, Wyo. – A severe hail storm that centered on Gillette yesterday evening broke windows, damaged roofs and dented cars. The National Weather Service says the storm produced hail the size of golf balls, flying as fast as 60 to 70 miles per hour.

State Farm Agent Nancy Morgan says more than 400 auto claims were made to area offices this morning, and the calls keep coming. "This is going to be a storm where the numbers will be large enough that State Farm will assemble one of our national catastrophe teams," she said.

By Bob Beck

Laramie, Wy – Governor Freudenthal is spending this month trying to get feedback from Wyoming citizens on wind energy and that is actually what he has received. Bob Beck speaks with the Governor's Deputy Chief of Staff Ryan Lance about the challenges the state is facing.

By Bob Beck

By Bob Beck

By Renny MacKay

Cheyenne, Wy – A judge Tuesday dissolved a rare restraining order that had prohibited two newspapers from publishing stories about a college president's trip to Costa Rica. District Judge Peter Arnold of Cheyenne had ordered the Wyoming Tribune Eagle and The Cheyenne Herald, not to publish information about a Laramie County Community College internal report concerning president Darrel Hammon's 2008 trip. Hammon was a chaperone on the trip.

By Renny MacKay

By AP

By AP

By AP