Fargo, North Dakota – A candidate for the University of Wyoming President's post will pull out.

By AP

By AP

Laramie, WY – University of Wyoming trustees today
(Friday) approved a ten percent increase in room, board and rent rates starting next fall.
Trustees also approved a four-point-three percent increase in student fees.
U-W officials say the university is facing higher costs for salaries and sharply higher costs for benefits and utilities.
Phill Harris, U-W's vice president for administration, says the new fees will cover the university's costs.

Wyoming – The US Dept. of Energy is pouring millions into research that could reduce greenhouse gases. Kristin Espeland reports on how University of Wyoming researchers are unraveling the mysteries of trapping, storing, and using carbon dioxide.

Wyoming – A new facet of landowner and industry debates over coal bed methane water. Kristin Espeland visits with UW environmental lawyer Melinda Harm Benson.

Capitol Hill – US Senator Craig Thomas says the nation should tap the fossil fuel resources we have now rather than fund the development of renewable energy. From Capitol Hill, Terry Gildea reports.

Wyoming – Wyoming journalists join Renny MacKay for an election season preview.

Wyoming – More than 250 scientists signed their names to a letter denouncing plans to remove federal protections for grizzly bears. Aaron Alpern reports on why.

Wyoming – US Senator Mike Enzi tells Bob Beck how he plans to make health insurance more affordable for every family.

Wyoming – Wyoming legislators thought they settled it, but the Bureau of Land Management is stirring up the split estate debate once again. Bob Beck reports.