On Thursday, we celebrate national doctor day, but as Wyoming faces a medical desert... The irony of this day isn’t lost on medical professionals but all hope is not lost; we spoke with medical authorities about what they are doing to ensure everyone is covered.
As we continue looking into Wyoming’s medical desert, we spoke with experts who are the boots on the ground helping students get into the professional positions that Wyoming needs.”
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Now that the Fiscal Responsibility Act has been voted upon and passed, many Wyomingite Veterans are concerned about how this might affect them.
We reached out to our U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis, who stated that even though she voted against the bill.
Wyoming Veterans will remain unaffected by the cuts in their benefits and federal programs.
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Continuing our look at the state’s ongoing housing issue or lack thereof. We spoke with some officials about the latest update on housing and what we can expect.
Wyoming is taking a two-pronged approach to tackling the housing issue. This looks like a state and municipal housing task force or committee.
The State Housing Task Force meets monthly, working with Wyoming Commissioners, municipalities, housing authorities, business councils, and more.
They are finding one of the problems lies with zoning regulations.
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Continuing our look at the state’s ongoing housing issue or lack thereof. We spoke with some officials about the latest update on housing and what we can expect.
Wyoming is taking a two-pronged approach to tackling the housing issue. This looks like a state and municipal housing task force or committee.
The State Housing Task Force meets monthly, working with Wyoming Commissioners, municipalities, housing authorities, business councils, and more.
They are finding one of the problems lies with zoning regulations.
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Things are getting a little bit more damp and uncertain weatherwise, so, of course, we decided to send Carl Rippy out to the Plaza along with our Valeria Fugate to check in with us from downtown Cheyenne.
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Alright, welcome back today we have a special guest who is not only cooking up something good but is also getting chubby with Gordon Ramsay. So Hi, this is Megan Reid. Hi, thank you so much for having me. So what can you tell us about this cooking competition gives a little bit of the background of how you got started in Wyoming. How did you start cooking? and how did you get started on Gordon Ramsay’s show?
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Target has been facing a backlash about their Pride Month display across the nation.
And now it’s touched Cheyenne as well. We talked to folks about the incident and how it impacted our community.
(From the recorded incident) “Nazis in Germany, too,” said Donald Crerar. Right... I don’t... I’m not a Nazi,” said a Target clerk.