Buffett's BNSF buy makes sense

Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen - Thu Nov 05

GILLETTE, Wyo. - Warren Buffett's purchase of BNSF Railway is no surprise considering his interests in energy production, including coal-fired power plants in the Midwest that get their coal from the Powder River Basin.

Campbell County silent reading program critiqued

KIFI Idaho Falls - Sun Nov 01

A program put in place by the Campbell County School District intended to improve student reading skills by hooking kids on reading appears to be having mixed success.

Search ongoing for woman who skipped jury verdict

KIFI - Tue Oct 27

Authorities in northern Wyoming say they are still searching for a woman who was convicted of 10 counts of forgery and embezzlement.

Campbell County tops in sheriff's spending

KIFI - Mon Oct 12

The Campbell County Sheriff's Office has led Wyoming sheriff's offices in spending for the past four years.

Former fire chief pleads no contest to sex charges

KIFI Idaho Falls - Tue Sep 29

Former Campbell County fire chief Gary Scott has pleaded no contest to 14 state charges of sex abuse.

Wyo. county rejects energy-saving stimulus

KIFI - Fri Sep 18

A county in the heart of Wyoming's energy producing region is rejecting federal money to help government and nonprofits reduce energy consumption.

Blikre and Kimble sworn in as new state reps

KIFI - Mon Sep 14

The two newest members of the Wyoming House of Representatives were sworn in on Friday.

Airport confiscates gun from Gillette police chief

KIFI Idaho Falls - Thu Sep 10

Security workers confiscated a pistol from Gillette Police Chief Rich Adriaens' briefcase as he went through screening at Gillette-Campbell County Airport.

Former fire chief to plead to sex charges

KIFI Idaho Falls - Tue Sep 08

A former Campbell County fire chief is scheduled to plead guilty later this month to state felony charges alleging he sexually abused children.

Campbell Co. concerned about water rules

KIFI Idaho Falls - Sat Sep 05

Campbell County officials say new statewide water quality standards proposed by the Wyoming Environmental Quality Council will cause serious problems for the county.