Survey

The International Association of Chiefs of Police awarded the department a Enhanced Law Enforcement Response to Victims grant in 2015.

Unfortunately it doesn't look like guacamole was an option on this survey. And yes, guac is still extra.

There are hundreds of cocktail combinations, but here in Wyoming one prevails as bar-goers favorite.

The Fraternal Order of Police did not want the survey to be made public before all council members had a chance to review it, according to Johnson's email.

Johnson says FOP members asked Humphrey to not release the survey to the media. The survey, of course, was released before last Tuesday's council meeting -- before, Johnson says, council members even had a chance to review it.

Wetzel says he still does not have an official copy of the survey.

During the public comment section of Tuesday's council meeting, Huckabay praised the courage of women who had come forward with their stories about police response to sexual assault.

The survey, conducted by UW's Department of Political Science in partnership with the Wyoming Survey and Analysis Center, has been repeated before every general election since 1972.

Cheyenne's Downtown Development Authority is working on a survey to get opinions about how they’re doing. If they're asking us to help plan downtown's comeback, we're all for trying to help.

This is Justin, just a guy doin’ his job…. right. Has he or someone like him helped you? There are hardworking people doing good works for us and around us all of the time. While some of us are quick to pitch a bitch about bad service, I prefer to recognize the good...

As part of a national survey effort, the Bureau of Land Management is seeking volunteers to assist with the Midwinter Bald Eagle Survey on Saturday, Jan. 9, 2016. Participants are asked to count eagles along standard routes in order to identify population trends...

Seems a lot of people bail out of Wyoming to head south to Fort Collins and other points in Colorado to have fun. I think we need to up our game here. Here’s one step we can take. We can help decide if we could we use a little more life in downtown Cheyenne...