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Amid development boom, Jackson eases contractor licensing

JACKSON — Out-of-state builders are flooding the Town of Jackson with plans for new developments, and staff members a

Gillette student finds purpose, confidence in Youth Treatment Court

When Agustin Membreno’s grandmother died, he didn’t know what to do, so he turned to the only thing he thought would

Despite headwinds, University of Wyoming’s new president is bullish on the future

Shane Reeves arrives as state’s only four-year university faces challenges like a $15M budget shortfall.

Wyoming's average gasoline prices rise by less than a penny per gallon

CHEYENNE (WTE) – Average gasoline prices in Wyoming have risen 0.7 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $4.10

Bare Fire half the size previously estimated

JACKSON (WTE) – The Bare Fire, which is burning 20 miles northwest of Big Piney in the Wyoming Range, is half the siz

Native Country church standoff persists in Fremont County

ARAPAHOE — The smell of sweetgrass and sage clung to a shade tent tipped askew on the edge of the barrow ditch, the N

Former Hillcrest teacher reflects on year after catastrophic injury

GILLETTE – Ashley Gangwish has gone through a lot of changes in the past year.

A Big Horn ranch that launched polo, hosted the Queen seeking to pass the reigns to new owner

BIG HORN — Oliver Henry (O.H.) Wallop was a remittance man — the younger son of the 5th Earl of Portsmouth, destined

Forest Service’s OK to graze cattle along grizzly-filled Union Pass sparks incoming lawsuit

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Data center developers talk water, energy use and more in forum

CHEYENNE — Data center developers and local utility officials addressed community concerns about water use, electrici

Rock Springs council approves sale of old First Security Bank building

ROCK SPRINGS (WTE)  — The Rock Springs City Council voted at its Aug.

Gillette’s engineering division prepares for 2026 road examinations

GILLETTE (WNE) – Contractors have begun gathering information on a number of city streets to help guide the city engi

On Wind River Reservation, artist Sarah Ortegon finds healing via visual expression

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Historically warm weather hitting wildlife hard, says local animal rehabber

GILLETTE — Pieces of the lives of Suzanne Hansen’s patients are strewn around her front yard.

State board awards $20M to Cheyenne for lead pipe replacement

CHEYENNE — The Wyoming State Loan and Investment Board agreed unanimously Thursday to give the city of Cheyenne $20 m

Massive Pacific Northwest fires pump smoke into Wyoming

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