Wyoming – Host Bob Beck talks with Dr. Brent Sherrard about the health of the state's residents.

Wyoming – Kristin Espeland sheds light on a bill passed last March that helps the elderly with long-term care.

Wyoming – Bob Beck reports on one effort to develop local doctors.

Wyoming – Elizabeth Wynne Johnson reports on an effort by the University of Washington to train students to specialize in rural medicine.

Wyoming – Dan Perdue, of the Wyoming Hospital Association, discusses his legislative agenda for the upcoming session. It includes more money for doctors.

Wyoming – The Washakie Medical Center still needs an extra doctor or two, but they try to keep the one's they have by promoting their high-tech resources. Peter O'Dowd reports.

Laramie, WY – Hayley Douglass reports that more students at the University of Wyoming and at colleges across the country are seeking counseling.

Wyoming – Elsa Partan speaks with Susie Scott-Mullen, who wants more funding for a controversial children's health insurance bill.

Wyoming – Historian Phil Roberts says cowboys had a handle on healthcare reform in Wyoming years ago.

Casper, Wy – Once again, a couple of attempts at creating a statewide tax for community colleges have failed. The Joint Education committee voted down two proposals including one that would have taxed the 16 counties who do not have community colleges. Opponents called that taxation without representation because those counties would not be represented on local college boards.