Hospital beats targets for first half of year
St. John's Medical Center is running well ahead of budget through the first half of the fiscal year, mostly by cutting expenses and increasing collections. Read more
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St. John's Medical Center is running well ahead of budget through the first half of the fiscal year, mostly by cutting expenses and increasing collections. Read more It appears the holiday season helped boost sales tax collections in the town of Jackson. Read more Wildlife-vehicle collisions in Grand Teton National Park dropped 36 percent last year from an all-time high in 2010, officials say. Read moreHospital beats targets for first half of year
Holidays boost town's sales tax collections
Animal collisions drop
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Blayne “Bud” Streeper from Fort Nelson, British Columbia, is the winner of the 2012 International Pedigree Stage Stop Sled Dog Race with an overall time of 19:52.42. This is the fourth first-place IPSSSDR win for Streeper, who also won the race in 2004, 2010 and 2011. Aaron Peck from Grand ... Read more The conservative group, American Legislative Exchange Council slapped Wyoming with a C+ grade and ranked it twenty-third in the nation in student performance and progress in its 2011 annual report. It also graded teacher quality and policies with an overall grade of D minus. But Teton County school board member ... Read more Bicyclists and pathway users are up in arms after a House subcommittee shot down an amendment to a draft bill yesterday that would fund pathways throughout the nation. The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee yesterday voted against the Petri-Johnson-Lipinski amendment to the American Energy and Infrastructure Jobs Act. The amendment, ... Read moreStreeper Wins For A Fourth Time
Study May Not Reflect Wyo. Schools
Pathways Amendment Rejected
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A seismic testing company mapping underground formations in
search of oil in southeast Wyoming will pay sheriff's deputies to
escort crews, answer questions and cool landowners' tempers.
Judge rejects challenge on sage grouse listing
CHEYENNE — A federal judge on Thursday rejected a challenge from
environmental groups seeking to force the federal government to
take immediate action to increase protections for the sage grouse.
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Read moreReport: Child well-being worsens in Wyoming
Conditions for raising healthy Wyoming children have worsened in
the past decade, according to a report released today.
Read moreSheriff's deputies to escort Niobrara play seismic mappers in southeast Wyoming
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