Cheyenne—The Wyoming Game and Fish Department and Wyoming Livestock Board today released additional information about two elk that tested positive for brucellosis in the Bighorn Mountains of northern Wyoming.
Read more: More Information on Brucellosis-Positive Elk in Bighorn Mountains
State Capital-- The Secretary of State’s office has certified the application for a referendum that seeks to repeal 2013 Senate Enrolled Act 1 (original Senate File 104) which amended the duties of, and transferred specified duties from, the state superintendent of public instruction to the director of the state department of education.
Read more: Application for Referendum on Senate Enrolled Act 1 Certified
Washington, D.C. – It shouldn’t have taken a United States Senator 12 hours of non-stop-talking for the Administration to acknowledge the simple fact that it cannot kill American citizens on American soil without a trial, according to U.S. Senator Mike Enzi, R-Wyo., who spoke on the Senate floor today against the nomination of John Brennan to lead the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). In his speech, Enzi commended Senator Rand Paul, R-Ky., for his more than 12 hour filibuster of the Brennan nomination over the Administration’s unwillingness to answer questions about the use of drones against American citizens.
Read more: Drone strikes, leaks, lack of transparency:Enzi votes against CIA nominee
The two suspects accused of a triple homicide that took place in Clark on Saturday have now been officially charged after making their first court appearance in front of Bruce Waters in a Cody courtroom this morning.
Read more: Documents Indicate Triple Homicide Suspects Talking About Crime