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Dem Headcounter: VotesNot There on Health Care

While the White House aims to have health bill passed this week, top House Dem has a reality check for Obama
The Hitchhiker's Guide to Health Care This Week
Obama Goes Hunting for Health Votes in Ohio
LIVESHOTS: Chichowski on Obama's Ohio Visit
Dems Challenge GOP to Use Health Care in Election
YOU DECIDE: If Health Reform Passes, Who Wins?

Runaway Prius the New 'Balloon Boy'?

Government says it cannot find anything to explain the reported incident of sudden, high-speed acceleration
Wear on Runaway Prius Brakes Raises Questions

Edwards Mistress Dishes in Sexy Tell-All

In bombshell GQ interview, Rielle Hunter spills details of how she fell in lust with the ex-presidential contender

Rocket Attack Kills 1 at NATO Base in Afghanistan

An early morning rocket attack on the largest U.S. military hub in Afghanistan killed one person Monday, NATO said. In the east, meanwhile, Afghan authorities thwarted three would-be homicide bombers from attacking a security post.

British Couple Appeals Dubai Kissing Conviction

A British couple is appealing a jail sentence after being accused of sharing a passionate kiss in a Dubai restaurant.

Yemen Launches Airstrike on Al Qaeda Hideout

Yemen's embassy in Washington says its nation's air force launched an airstrike on an al Qaeda hideout ahead of a likely terror attack.

Mom Furious Over Teacher's 'Loser' Comment to Daughter

The mother of a 6th grade student is furious after her daughter's teacher wrote "loser" on her paper, Fox8.com Ohio reported.

Female Prison Guards Often Behind Sex Misconduct

Female staff are more often implicated than their male counterparts in prison sexual misconduct.

Mom: No Word From Woman Freed in Alleged Terror Plot

A woman who says she is the mother of an American woman held and later released in Ireland over an alleged plot to kill a Swedish cartoonist says she does not know where her daughter and grandson may be.

Vatican Denies Celibacy Requirement Led to Sex Abuse Scandal

The Vatican has strongly denied that its celibacy requirement is the root of the sex abuse scandal convulsing the church in Europe and has again defended Pope Benedict XVI's handling of the crisis.

Dodd to Unveil Plan That Expands Fed Powers

Social Security to Start Cashing Uncle Sam's IOUs

Reid's Wife Released From Hospital After Car Accident

ACORN Branches Rebrand After Video Scandal

Beckham Has 'Glimmer of Hope' After Injury

Sheen Back in Court on Domestic Violence Charges

Northeast Storm Leaves Half-Million in the Dark

Report: Pentagon Official Caught in Spy Scandal Probe

Google Pullout From China 99.9 Percent Likely

Greatest War Movies

TOP 30: With 'The Pacific' and 'The Green Zone' coming out, we take a look back at the best war movies of all time | IS GREEN ZONE WORTH SEEING?

Best of the Week

SLIDESHOW: What would Pelosi and fellow lawmakers do if they had to take a pay cut? Check out YOUR take on this and other stories in the news

Jesus Keeps Her 'Young'

FOX411: Friends say relationship between Madonna, Jesus Luz stronger than ever as the male model keeps the singer feeling young | BEAUTIES AND THEIR BOY TOYS

Avoid Fashion Faux Pas

Wish you had personal stylist but can't pay the hefty price? New Web site 'Go Try It On' promises free wardrobe feedback, from both friends and strangers | SLIDESHOW

Let the Madness Begin

Kansas, Kentucky, Duke and Syracuse are top-seeds in NCAA men's basketball tournament | Breaking Down the No. 1 Seeds | Print Your NCAA 2010 Bracket (pdf)

What's Frederique Up To?

THEN/NOW: Frederique van der Wal was the hottest swimsuit and undies model of the 1990s. What's the statuesque stunner doing these days?

Wanna Be a Jetson?

Jetsons-era vision of the future is very real: Soon you'll be able to buy your own strap-on jetpack | SLIDESHOW

Graves' End

'Mission Impossible' star Peter Graves dies in L.A. after having brunch with his family. He was 83

Gaga Gets Offensive

Singer Lady Gaga sparks uproar with latest concert costume, a bloody latex nun outfit, as MTV bans her new video clip | SLIDESHOW: Gaga Shocker

The ABCs of B&Bs

If you look closely at the bed and breakfast landscape, you'll find everything from happily staid to contemporary, romantic — and freaky

 

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Bureau of Land Management proposes Wyoming cricket plan

CHEYENNE ? Officials with the Bureau of Land Management are asking for public input on a plan to prevent a predicted infestation of grasshoppers and Mormon crickets in Wyoming.

Wyoming midwife says law could increase home births

CASPER ? Gail Uptain delivered 200 babies outside of hospitals before changes to a Wyoming law earlier this decade brought a sudden end to her work.

Law sets age rules for Wyoming tanning salons

CHEYENNE, Wyo. - A new Wyoming law requires parental consent for people 18 or younger before they're allowed to soak in ultraviolet rays at a tanning salon.

Gillette Circuit Judge Edwards retiring

GILLETTE, Wyo. - Circuit Court Judge William S. Edwards of Gillette plans to retire on June 30.

Wyoming gets $450K grant for children's mental health treatment

CHEYENNE - Wyoming has been awarded a federal grant to help improve treatment of children with serious behavioral health disorders.

Grants top NCSD board agenda

CASPER ? More than $600,000 in grant money stands to be accepted by the Natrona County School Board during its regular meeting Monday night.

Cheyenne field lease comes under scrutiny

CHEYENNE ? The director of Wyoming State Parks and Cultural Resources says a lease agreement the city of Cheyenne has with a local baseball program giving the program rights to control a $3 million ball field in exchange for $1 a year is not in compliance with terms of a federal grant used to build the field.

Underpass plans for wildlife shelved

GREEN RIVER ? Wyoming officials say plans to build 30 or more underpasses for wildlife in deer, elk and antelope migration corridors is on hold after the state?s application for $100 million in federal economic stimulus money was denied.

Cheyenne employees get free makeover

CHEYENNE ? A downtown Cheyenne beauty salon is giving free makeovers to employees of surrounding businesses who then become walking advertisements.

Audit of reading program finds problems

CHEYENNE ? An audit of a program intended to improve the reading skills of struggling first- and second-graders has found that inconsistent reporting and other problems are making it difficult for the program to meet goals.

BLM sets sale of wild horses in northern Wyoming

POWELL, Wyo. - Horse lovers will have the opportunity to adopt a wild horse from the McCullough Peaks Herd Management Area in northern Wyoming.

Developers say timing key to Wyoming-Colorado power line

CHEYENNE, Wyo. - Developers of a proposed power transmission line linking southeast Wyoming wind fields and the Colorado Front Range say they believe in the project and are forging slowly ahead.

Lovell-area rancher named to USDA beef board

CHEYENNE, Wyo. - A Big Horn County rancher has been appointed to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Cattlemen's Beef Promotion and Research Board.

Mount Carmel didn?t fulfill promises to son, mother says

CODY ? A woman who spent thousands of dollars to put her son through a Park County program for troubled boys is seeking a refund after learning that the correspondence school diploma he earned there does not meet U.S. Marine Corps admission standards.

Pastor?s path to Set Free

CASPER ? He just wanted a soda, but there were so many to choose from.

Casper man aims to build hope in Haiti

CASPER ? Zambia helped to inspire the idea, but it finally took shape across from a cemetery in Casper.

Homeowners await re-inspection

ROCK SPRINGS ? State Abandoned Mine Lands officials expect to select a structural engineering firm within the next few weeks, then begin lawmaker-mandated re-inspections on the Tree Street homes allegedly damaged during a 2007 mine subsidence project.

Relief teams will focus on Haitian amputees, housing

CASPER ? A Wyoming relief group plans to send two more teams to Haiti in the coming weeks.

Parents of wreck victim file lawsuit

MINOT, N.D. ? The parents of a Wyoming man killed in a pickup rollover last summer in Burke County are suing the driver and another passenger for negligence.

Man sentenced for entering wrong home

JACKSON ? A Jackson man who says he was intoxicated when he entered the wrong home and wrestled with the owner has been sentenced to one year of unsupervised probation.

BLM seeks coal lease input

CASPER ? Federal regulators have released a draft environmental impact statement analyzing the potential ramifications of the Buckskin Mine Hay Creek II coal lease in northern Campbell County.

City of Casper, firefighters reach pact

CASPER ? The city of Casper and the firefighters? union have reached agreement on a new contract that will maintain the firefighters? current salaries, benefits and working conditions for the 2010-2011 fiscal year, city officials announced Friday.

Extension educator to give talk

POWELL ? University of Wyoming Extension Educator Tara Kuipers will talk about conflict resolution from 8 to 9 a.m. at the March 24 Koffee Buzz.

Families, marriages workshops set

CASPER ? The Wyoming Healthy Marriage Initiative will hold workshops designed to strengthen families and marriages from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. March 20 at Mills Elementary.

DEQ cites 2 for UW asbestos incident

CHEYENNE, Wyo. - The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality has cited two men who bought five small buildings that were the source of asbestos contamination at the University of Wyoming in Laramie last year.

 

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Sheriff: Calls up, arrests down in 2009

The number of incidents logged by the Sheriff’s Office increased 10 percent in 2009.

Marathon planning 24 new oil wells

By CAROLE CLOUDWALKER and JOHN MALMBERG Staff writers A total of 24 new oil and gas wells near Cody, Garland, Grass Creek and in the Big Horn and Wind River basins are planned by Marathon Oil Co. starting this spring.

BBHC’s Graham becomes director of main LDS museum

A Cody man will soon take over leadership of the Church History Museum in Salt Lake City.

Cody’s first Spring Fling Saturday

Winter weather Wednesday may belie the approach of spring, but events downtown Saturday will help people get in the mood for spring - snow or no.

Pet poster winners named

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Cassie’s steak: ‘Best in West’

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