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Brucellosis detected in Sublette County cattle

TORRINGTON (WNE)  – The Wyoming Livestock Board announced this week that a brucellosis-affected herd was identified i

Judges halt 3,500-well ‘NPL’ gas field in Wyoming’s Green River Basin

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High-visibility traffic enforcement leads to claims of abuse of power

CHEYENNE — Several community members reported witnessing what they consider to be instances of excessive force by loc

Staring down possible layoffs, University of Wyoming’s president speaks out against proposed budget cuts

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Lawmakers to make stormwater drainage fee interim topic

CHEYENNE — No clear decision came out of Wyoming lawmakers’ discussion Wednesday of a bill aimed at addressing the on

Johnson County students find strength, hope in program

BUFFALO — In its fourth year at Clear Creek Middle School, the Sources of Strength peer leadership program has been a

Wyoming Board of Equalization readies lawsuit challenging residential property tax cap

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JAC cuts proposed increases to labor and delivery reimbursement 

BUFFALO — Facing a growing number of counties without obstetric care, Wyoming lawmakers on the Joint Appropriations C

Park County school board terminates former teacher

CODY — The Park County School District 6 board of trustees has terminated former Cody High School teacher and basketb

Two Star Valley residents dead in Freedom murder/suicide

AFTON — Two Star Valley residents are dead after an 8:00 a.m.

Deep education cuts spark backlash — Educators, school leaders, legislators and public advocates express concern

LOVELL —- A draft bill emerging from the Wyoming Legislature’s school finance recalibration process has sparked broad

Judge rejects effort to toss criminal case against Weston County clerk

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Legislature to consider more property tax bills

BUFFALO — Property tax cuts appear to be a priority issue again for the Wyoming Legislature as it prepares to convene

Awarded for ingenuity — NHS students receive prize money

A trio of Newcastle High School students have proven their computer science prowess by winning a $1,000 prize in the

Time for a reset — Gualtieris work toward spring opening of Pizza Barn

The Gualtieri family has taken back control of the Pizza Barn and plans to reopen the longtime restaurant this spring

Local listening — Senator seeks local input ahead of budget session

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