Lawsuit

In March 2019, Gunwerks along with government and business officials broke ground for its expanded manufacturing facility.

The filing in Albany County District Court says the school is under no obligation to release documents because Nichols was not fired.

The widow of one of the men who died is alleging that Union Pacific was negligent for failing to properly maintain the brakes system that gave out in October, leading to the deadly crash.

According to documents filed in U.S. District Court on April 18, both ACSD No. 1 and the plaintiff, a former Albany County resident, filed for the lawsuit to be dismissed with prejudice – meaning the lawsuit is permanently dismissed and can’t be brought back to court.

The family of a 15-month-old boy is suing Cheyenne Regional Medical Center, alleging the hospital's negligence caused the toddler's death.

Have you ever received a call saying you'd won a free cruise? If so, you could be entitled to part of a 12.5 million settlement.

In the lawsuit filed in February, ACSD No. 1 and three employees were accused of failing to act to prevent alleged sexual harassment of a former Harmony Elementary School student by another student, which the lawsuit claims eventually led to sexual assault.

“We have had to get more efficient, which is totally acceptable,” Yennie said. “We understand what needs to happen at a state level; we’ve got a funding issue. Then again, there’s a constitutional decree that we provide a basket of goods and the legislature’…

In the lawsuit, Mandy Davis alleges the ‘retrenchment’, or elimination, of her position as human resources manager was a ploy for unlawful retaliation against her.

The lawsuit was filed by the mother of a former Harmony Elementary School student and alleges that Albany County School District No. 1 employees failed to act to address the sexual harassment and eventual sexual assault of a six-year-old girl.

The suit claimed that Gov. Mead and legislative leaders improperly awarded contracts for the project, with a price tag of roughly $300 million.

The State of Wyoming is now part of a 10-state lawsuit challenging a federal directive to school districts across the country declaring students should be allowed access to the restroom appropriate for their individual gender identity.