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Neighborly, a non-profit group, aims to connect communities with capital for public projects like schools, libraries, and community broadband networks.

Amazon has recently moved to collect taxes in Utah, Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota.

A city official provides information on the Charter agreement.

“If we can get an agreement for annual review, I think we’re willing to go forward at least to reconsider a franchise agreement with them,” says Shumway.

“Since this company has taken over, the service is just – almost zero,” says Vitale. “People just aren’t getting what they’re paying for and it doesn’t seem to be a concerted effort to expedite doing whatever they have to do to put this stuff in order.”

Charter representatives could not immediately be reached for comment.

UPDATE: A Charter Communications spokesman says in an email that all Charter services were restored shortly before 7 p.m.    Original Story: Charter Communications has released a brief statement on the internet service problems experienced by customers across southeast Wyoming...

A website dedicated to the History of Wyoming is hoping to grab the attention of "everyone" with its official roll-out.

Today I came across a video on YouTube of a skateboarder doing a back flip down a set of stairs.  It was a short, impressive little video no more than 30 seconds in length.  The trick this dude lands was remarkable, but the real astonishing part wasn't even in the video.  It was in the comments section.

No I'm not talking about the actual fish.  A "catfish" is a person who sets up fake internet profiles using other peoples information and photos to hide their real identity.  These people engage in relationships with real people who are none the wiser.  The relationship exists only online, never meeting in real life.  Have you ever been catfished?

Have you ever typed your favorite celeb’s name into Google, only to find a bunch of bogus links created by computer hackers? It’s likely. The next time you search for Taylor Swift online, beware! A recent McAfee Most Dangerous Celebrities study named her the 15th most dangerous celebrity to search for on the internet.

Finally, Shark Week is here! For some reason America has a fascination with the week-long Discovery channel brainchild. It’s a time to celebrate sharks, their lifestyle and a chance to act intelligent because we watched the Discovery Channel the night before.