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Resurrecting countywide consensus funding program could help offset infrastructure costs

SHERIDAN – Resurrecting Wyoming’s countywide consensus funding program could help pay for billions of dollars in imme

Lawmakers discuss how to fund school safety and nutrition

CHEYENNE — Against the backdrop of a legal funding battle over the future of Wyoming’s education system, state lawmak

Wyoming unemployment rate falls to 3.4% in May 2026

CHEYENNE (WNE) — The Research & Planning section of the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services reported Wednesd

Weekend storms down power lines, trees, and a building

‘Landspout’ tornadoes touch down in Pinedale

Two arrested in undercover LCSO sex trafficking operation

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Over the weekend, detectives with the Laramie County Sheriff’s Office conducted an undercover revers

Sports protocols updated — Activities association expands athlete recovery standards

Student-athletes and their parents will be required to complete annual concussion education in the coming school year

Group urges Jackson Hole Airport to forgo firehouse on virgin Teton Park land

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Politicians mull action as details of alleged abuse, falsified records at Wyoming Boys’ School become public

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Indian Education lacks support, educators testify

RIVERTON — Nine years after the Wyoming State Legislature passed the Indian Education for All Act, education experts

Wyoming Supreme Court will not intervene in Gray voter data complaint

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U.S. Senate candidate James Byrd talks action

LARAMIE — James Byrd has again stepped into the political arena with a mission —  this time to represent the people o

Rebecca Bextel secures slot in Wyoming governor’s race

Conservative activist says she may drop out if her preferred candidates, Megan Degenfelder or Brent Bien, win p

Question over coaching permit

Lander coach tells school board he should be paid

Hudson's Oviatt seeks SOS post

RIVERTON — Hudson resident Qwenton Eagle Oviatt says his campaign for Wyoming Secretary of State began with a concern

Cheyenne City Council advances 3,500-acre annexation for data centers

CHEYENNE — In a marathon session that stretched late into the night, the Cheyenne City Council moved forward with one

Congress makes bipartisan moves to help parks

Both chambers are backing bills to fund National Park Service infrastructure projects

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