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CHEYENNE (AP) — WyoLotto players could have a new draw game to play by this fall after the Wyoming Lottery Corp. board of directors on Thursday unanimously approved adding the Lucky for Life game to the three currently offered. Lottery CEO Jon Clontz said he hoped Lucky for Life tickets could be sold in the state by October or November. Lucky for Life is similar to Powerball in that players pick six numbers. Matching all six numbers wins the jackpot. The ticket costs $2. Lucky for Life is different in that the jackpot prize is $1,000 a day for...
CHEYENNE (AP) — The number of Wyoming residents registered for subsidized health insurance under the federal Affordable Care Act continues to climb. Wyoming Insurance Commissioner Tom Glause says 23,770 people in Wyoming registered for coverage through the federal health insurance marketplace by the Jan. 31 open enrollment deadline. About 21,000 registered last year. Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Wyoming is the only company offering insurance under the program in the state. The federal government offers tax credits to people making up to 400 p...
CHEYENNE (AP) — Republican and Democratic party leaders in Wyoming say they welcome getting people more involved in choosing candidates for president but don’t necessarily support a radical shift away from their complicated caucuses. They’re not in any hurry, either. Primary season has peaked and now they’ve got four more years to discuss any changes. In Wyoming, both parties choose presidential delegates through a series of county caucuses and state conventions. Some say holding a primary vote would be simpler and easier and get more people...
WORLAND – Members of the Board of Adjustment and Planning Commission (BAPC), the mayor, local business owners and the city’s building inspector met Thursday at noon to discuss and strategize for the city’s pending interview to become an affiliate of the Wyoming Main Street Program. In attendance were Terry Sutherland, BAPC and of Pet Barn; Landis Benson, BAPC and of Hake Realty, Garrett Immesoete, BAPC chairman; Mike Bies, BAPC and the Vice President of Historic Preservation Board; Worland Mayor Dave Duffy; Nick Kruger, Building Inspe...
GREYBULL – After three years of planning and a year of construction, the South Big Horn County Landfill at Greybull will open as a transfer station in May. The facility, located at the entrance to the landfill, features state-of-the-art electrical, water, and automatic door systems, along with capacity to hold tons of residential garbage for transfer. Built by Diamond Point Construction of Buffalo at an overall cost of just under $1 million, the transfer station was funded by a 65 percent g...
WORLAND - Worland Warrior senior Hoyt Nicholas was named the 2015-2016 Gatorade Wyoming Boys Basketball Player of the Year Thursday. The two-time First Team All-State selection and Class 3A boys basketball champion joins an exclusive list of past Gatorade Basketball POY's like Greybull's Brett Keisel. He's also the first Worland basketball player to win the award and joins Conrrado "Con" Deniz (2005 boys soccer) as the only two WHS athletes to win Wyoming Gatorade POY honors. Nicholas said it...
WORLAND - While future NBA Hall of Famer Allen Iverson may disagree with the quote "practice makes perfect." The WHS track and field team has been perfecting their skills for weeks at practice and this Saturday the practice will pay off during the first meet of the season in Cody. First-year head coach Tracey Wiley, and her coaching staff, is ecstatic for the season to begin. While the team is young and the number of kids out is a tad low, that doesn't mean she doesn't expect anything but great...
NEW YORK (AP) — The NFL’s powerful competition committee is recommending making permanent extra-point kick snaps from the 15-yard line, eliminating all chop blocks and ejecting a player for twice receiving certain unsportsmanlike conduct penalties in a game. When NFL owners meet next week in Florida, they also will consider such proposals as moving the line of scrimmage up 5 yards to the 25 on kickoff touchbacks, allowing coaches and players to use video rather than just photos on sideline tablets, and expanding the penalties on hor...
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