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Joint Appropriations Committee advances WBC cuts, consensus fund

CHEYENNE — State lawmakers considered bills Thursday that would repeal or amend certain Wyoming Business Council prog

After abrupt move to governor’s office, former Wyoming Game and Fish boss moves on to private lands nonprofit

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Town Council axing visible third stories amid big building reckoning

Council acknowledges community concern, OKs change to limit third stories so they are less visible.

Byrd condemns executive overreach on mail-in ballots

CHEYENNE (WNE) — James Byrd, Democratic nominee for U.S.

How did data center skepticism impact elections in southeastern Wyoming?

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Judge OKs grazing on controversial Bridger-Teton allotments, for now

Judge rebuffs claim of insufficient environmental analysis.

Deal to lower beef prices rankles cattle industry

BUFFALO — President Donald J.

School finance committee moves toward funding solutions

CHEYENNE — State lawmakers continued work this week to address funding for Wyoming’s K-12 public education system, at

Petition to reduce number of Sublette County commissioners garners more than 500 signatures

PINEDALE — After weeks of campaigning, proponents of Three for Me, a petition to reduce the number of county commissi

BLM to offer wild horse adoptions at three sites

CODY (WNE) — The BLM will offer three wild horse and burro adoption opportunities in September.

Park County Commission disputes county GOP claims

Correspondence between parties shows disagreement as to appropriation of taxpayer funds

Gov. Gordon concerned by ‘aggressive’ DOJ election observers during Wyoming’s primary election

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DEQ explains environmental permitting process amid Laramie County data center boom

CHEYENNE — As data centers and other industrial developments experience what some call a “boom” across Wyoming, offic

Kautz: Wyoming to receive more than $13M in Meta settlement

CHEYENNE (WNE)  —-- Wyoming Attorney General Keith G.

Gordon, Trump order flags lowered in honor of Dolly Parton

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Gov. Mark Gordon has ordered all Wyoming and U.S.

Six decades — WCNRD offers a pathway to community conservation

Conservation progressively advanced after Wyoming’s Conservation District Law, passed in 1941, established locally go

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