NE WYO Wildlife Crime on the Rise

 Sheridan- Wildlife crime in Northeast Wyoming increased slightly in 2012 but violations were less serious than in years past. The number of wildlife violations in the Wyoming Game and Fish Department’s Sheridan Region increased by nearly 6 percent. In 2012, game wardens in the region handled 750 wildlife and watercraft violations compared to 708 in 2011. The Sheridan region includes Sheridan, Johnson, Campbell, and a portion of Crook counties. Read more: NE WYO Wildlife Crime on the Rise

Enzi: Recycling old ideas isn’t leadership

Washington, D.C. – Two months after the statutory deadline to submit his budget for Fiscal Year 2014, President Obama introduced his fiscal plan for America’s future today that incorporated recycled ideas for more taxes, more spending, and an accelerated path into more debt. Asking for another $1 trillion in new taxes after already signing more than $1.7 trillion in tax increases into law is not balanced and neither is the budget, according to U.S. Senator Mike Enzi, R-Wyo., a senior member of the Senate Budget Committee. Read more: Enzi: Recycling old ideas isn’t leadership

WYDOT: “Slow down, slow down, slow down!”

Winter weather is still here in Northeast Wyoming which can cause highway surfaces to be slick and unpredictable. 

WYDOT is especially cautioning motorists today as area roads are very slick and they are creating dangerous driving conditions. 

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