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Funding school food services a priority for finance committee

BUFFALO — For the first time in Wyoming history, the Legislature’s Select Committee on School Finance Recalibration h

Republican candidates for secretary of state share priorities for elections administration, business regulation

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Farmers gamble on water as drought grips Big Horn County

GREYBULL  — Highway 14/16/20 split the little town of Emblem into two different landscapes last week: desert and farm

As data centers flood Wyoming, water pollution fouls good faith

Property tax increases still capped at 4% — at least for now

DOUGLAS — The Wyoming State Board of Equalization agreed last week to certify the adjusted property values until the

Heat wave – All-time record highs set in the Cowboy State

BUFFALO — Much of Wyoming was hotter than Dallas on Sunday as record-breaking heat blasted the Cowboy State.

Feds look to return grizzly management to Western states

CODY — Federal officials announced Tuesday a new proposal that would return the management of the threatened grizzly

Barlow says voters — not state GOP – should decide primary

CODY (WNE) — Republican gubernatorial candidate Eric Barlow will not participate in the GOP’s pre-primary endorsement

National Elk Refuge detects second case of chronic wasting disease

JACKSON (WNE) — The National Elk Refuge has detected chronic wasting disease in a second elk that wintered on the Nat

Labor force continues to contract

BUFFALO (WNE) — Wyoming’s and Johnson County’s available workforce is shrinking as an accelerating wave of retiree ex

Lummis introduces Farmers and Ranchers Relief Act to clarify Clean Water Act exemptions

CHEYENNE (WNE) — U.S. Sen.

Yellowstone’s oldest wolf pack, Mollie’s Pack, leaves the park, raising fears for its future

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Teton Pass crash galvanizes safety push

Community leaders propose year-round trailer ban, more weight enforcement.

City of Cheyenne approves Microsoft’s 3,460-acre annexation

The proposal generated several hours of public comment from residents, elected officials and Microsoft workers

Sheridan County school district’s budget sees $7.9 million increase

SHERIDAN — Sheridan County School District 2 will operate with a $80.4 million budget for the fiscal year 2026-2027;

In fiery meeting, Jackson town and Teton County officials vote to terminate deal with developer

JACKSON — The breakup is official.

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