6:39 am
Fri January 26, 2007

Wyoming residents

Wyoming – Wyoming residents say what they think the state of the state is.

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6:37 am
Fri January 26, 2007

Wyoming struggles with managing wolves

Wyoming – While Wyoming struggles with managing wolves Idaho is moving forward with its plan.

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6:36 am
Fri January 26, 2007

Reporters Roundtable

Wyoming – Reporters discuss top issues at this week's legislative session.

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6:35 am
Fri January 26, 2007

Child care

Wyoming – Child care in Wyoming is becoming an economic development issue.

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6:34 am
Fri January 26, 2007

Encana's Paul Ulrich

Wyoming – This week Encana was praised as a company working to make the boom go smoother. Bob Beck speaks with Encana's Paul Ulrich.

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6:33 am
Fri January 26, 2007

Community of Wamsutter

Wyoming – Kristin Espeland returns to the small community of Wamsutter to see how it is dealing with energy development.

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6:31 am
Fri January 26, 2007

Homeless

Wyoming – Wyoming's Homeless population is hard to measure, but more of them are working full time. Elsa Heidorn reports.

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6:29 am
Fri January 26, 2007

Child abuse

Wyoming – The legislature is considering a number of bills related to child abuse. Bob Beck speaks with Rose Kor of Prevent Child abuse of Wyoming about the need for these bills.

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WPR News
8:56 am
Thu January 25, 2007

WY Will Pay Part of Supercomputer Costs

WPR News
8:54 am
Thu January 25, 2007

Court Censures Sublette County Judge

Laramie, WY – The Wyoming Supreme Court publicly censured Sublette County Circuit Court Judge John Crow today. He retired last month. The state Commission on Judicial Conduct and Ethics says Crow didn't exercise appropriate oversight of his court clerk, Jacqueline Ingersoll. Ingersoll is also his wife. Ingersoll's behavior allegedly caused three deputy clerks to quit within a five-month period in 2005 and 2006. The clerks allegedly told state judicial officials that Ingersoll was abusive and that working for her was stressful. Ingersoll quit as court clerk last February.

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