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Wyoming lawmakers square off with business council over government’s role in economic development

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Meanwhile, the state is staring down long-term economic decline.

Fremont County Library System axes ALA;  70% opposed

LANDER —Thursday morning, in a crowded room at the Dubois Branch Library, the Fremont County Library Board cast a ser

BLM’s heated Rock Springs plan took 12 years to finish. Now the feds must redo it in one.

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Pine Bluffs mayor to fill vacant Wyoming House seat

CHEYENNE — Pine Bluffs Mayor Justin Fornstrom was selected to fill the vacant House District 10 seat following the pa

Construction companies lay off 123 workers in Gillette

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WYDOT urges drivers to stop racing road closure gates

CHEYENNE (WNE) — The Wyoming Department of Transportation urges drivers to stop racing highway road closure gates thi

ADP Pay Insights: Wyoming workers see wage growth of 6.4%

CHEYENNE (WNE) — New data from ADP Pay Insights finds job-stayers in Wyoming saw their pay increase 6.4% year-over-ye

Casper airport sees 10-year high for November flights

CASPER (WNE) — Casper/Natrona County International Airport hit a 10-year high for November traffic, in line with a bu

I-80 tunnels reopen before first snowfall

ROCK SPRINGS (WNE) — While Wyoming Department of Transportation officials are still “very distraught” by the Feb.

Cheyenne native to host monthly ‘Comedy That Cares’ series

CHEYENNE — Cheyenne-born comedian Dominic Syracuse has seen the comedy scene in his hometown ebb and flow many times

The hands of culture — Central Wyoming College educator shares Plains Indian Sign Language

RIVERTON — When Dr.

The Star Valley Cheese Factory legacy lives on

AFTON — In 1951, Time magazine featured a small 30-man cheese factory in Thayne, Wyoming. The article from the Dec.

Wyoming Supreme Court denies $3M tax exemption claim by oil and gas company

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In Sinks Canyon State Park, makeover opportunity rises

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Conservation group to sue over wolf decision

POWELL — A conservation organization has once again filed notice of its intent to sue the U.S Fish and Wildlife Servi

Alcohol and tobacco compliance checks decrease in recent years

SHERIDAN — Alcohol and tobacco compliance checks across Wyoming have decreased in recent years.

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