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After Wyoming Supreme Court annuls abortion bans, Republicans seek to amend constitution

JACKSON — Just hours after the Wyoming Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday morning that two abortion bans passed by the Wy

Converse County first to be honored with award for open government

DOUGLAS — Wyoming’s newspapers launched a new statewide recognition this year to honor local governments that demonst

Gillette airport had 60,000-plus passengers for second straight year

GILLETTE (WNE) —- In 2025, the Northeast Wyoming Regional Airport had its second busiest year since the COVID-19 pand

News Year’s Day snowmobile accident claims life of Afton man

AFTON (WNE) — A snowmobile accident that occurred southeast of Star Valley on New Year’s day has claimed the life of

Flu cases hit record highs as winter illness spreads across nation

TORRINGTON (WNE) — Flu cases are rising sharply across the country, and health officials say communities could contin

Policing in Medicine Bow went boom, then bust, reflecting statewide funding challenges

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Venezuela takeover has Wyoming oil industry bracing for market changes

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Jackson resident sues Bridger-Teton, Housing Trust over Nelson Drive affordable housing project

JACKSON — A Jackson resident is suing the Bridger-Teton National Forest and Jackson Hole Community Housing Trust over

Funding national parks — The president and Congress have 3 plans to fund park service

POWELL — At the turn of the century, Yellowstone National Park issued its first State of the Park report.

Lawmakers discuss WYDOT’s proposed $283M budget

CHEYENNE — On Monday, the Wyoming Department of Transportation presented its $282.8 million budget request to state l

Mills man charged with felony child abuse, accused of beating 8-week-old

CASPER (WNE) — A Mills man is facing charges of felony child abuse after authorities say he caused an 8-week-old infa

Wyoming’s average gasoline prices down 2.7 cents a gallon in past week

CHEYENNE (WNE)  — Average gasoline prices in Wyoming have fallen 2.7 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $2.

Wyoming spent $2.4M on hunger relief during shutdown emergency

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Backer of controversial Seminoe hydroelectric project proposes new tack

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Renewed push to reopen hot springs

LANDER — Eastern Shoshone Hot Springs Board President and enrolled tribal member Diana Mitchell remembers the hot spr

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