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‘It’s going to kill us.’ Electric utility’s latest rate hike request especially steep for Wyoming ag irrigators

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Rocky Mountain Power proposes a 38% increase for pump irrigators.

Rural Powell residents advocate for zoning changes

POWELL — Rural Powell resident Julie Thomas has no plans to sell her property east of Powell city limits.

Wyoming schools superintendent race features two primaries and five candidates

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Wyoming literacy law sparks concerns ahead of July deadline

School district leaders: unclear rules, expanded requirements may be impossible to implement on time

Wyoming Supreme Court considers constitutionality of crossover-voting ban

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Attorneys made their case to the high court at a Wednesday hearing.

Workforce housing concerns draw crowd to meeting

KEMMERER —  A crowd gathered at the Kemmerer City Council chambers on Monday, June 8, as residents voiced concerns ab

Mead runs to protect public lands, support youth

POWELL — Sam Mead is, in large part, running for his children and others of the younger generations as he campaigns a

Strata unveils processing plant

New facility completes circle from uranium in the ground to packaged product

Mother of shooting victim sues Casper PD, officers

Complainant says officers were 'incompetent,' used excessive force in deadly shooting of Trae Spurlock

Fire concerns heightened in drought conditions — Loss of staff fuels fire season debate

POWELL — Park County Fire Marshall Jerry Parker is concerned. 

Longmire Days to return to Buffalo

BUFFALO (WNE) — Longmire Days will be back again this year, with some of its classic events and favorite show actors

One dead after Tuesday crash on Highway 450

GILLETTE (WNE) — Wyoming Highway Patrol is looking at driver inattention as a possible factor in the first fatal cras

Carbon County deputy shot in ambush in critical condition but improving

CASPER (WNE) — A Carbon County Sheriff's deputy was shot multiple times Monday, and the man accused of opening fire l

Wyoming Freedom Caucus seeks House supermajority

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U.S. Senate candidate criticizes Congress, administration

GILLETTE — The people of Wyoming aren’t being represented in Washington, D.C.

Gray says if he’s elected, he will push for national election integrity laws and work for Wyoming industries 

ROCK SPRINGS — Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray spoke with residents at a meet and greet event June 6 about his

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