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High wind gusts topple nearly 40 vehicles on Wyoming highways

CHEYENNE — As high winds tear across Wyoming and northern Colorado, an increasing number of vehicles have been blown

Sheridan High School’s  We the People team wins seventh-straight state title

SHERIDAN (WNE) — For the seventh-straight year, Sheridan High School’s We the People team has been named state champi

Torrington police seek missing 35-year-old man

TORRINGTON (WNE) — The Torrington Police Department is searching for a 35-year-old man who was last seen Monday eveni

What’s behind Fremont County’s American Library Association fight?

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‘Nuclear option of doing nothing is so devastating’ — State proposal for $1 billion would offer some insurance aid, & ‘right- size’ hospitals, services

DOUGLAS — Dr.

State debates cash carryover amounts for school districts

BUFFALO — Lawmakers are looking at changing the amount of funds the state allows school districts to hold onto in the

Locals face tough choices as insurance premiums soar

BUFFALO — Buffalo’s Lara Schuman is losing sleep as the Dec.

Episode 49 — Home for the Holiday

Bob and Alexis share stories from their holiday in Newcastle and discuss the value of staying connected to the commun

New filings in Wyoming women’s prison sexual assault lawsuit point to secluded off-camera locations

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Who is the Freedom Caucus?

LOVELL — Reps.

Trial date set in 2026 for lawsuit over housing fees in Teton County

JACKSON — The constitutionality of affordable and workforce housing fees charged in Teton County will be weighed in a

Wyoming education leaders present funding requests to lawmakers

CHEYENNE — Critical funding needs across the community college system and the University of Wyoming was the topic of

Drone sightings over Buffalo cause concern

BUFFALO — In the past several weeks, law enforcement has received multiple calls from residents who have observed dro

Local leader sentenced — Travel commission president pleads guilty to misdemeanor theft

Brittany May Trandahl, the president of the Weston County Travel Commission, former deputy county clerk and a past pr

Swimming pool reopens — Repairs, fundraising extend life of Kozisek Aquatic Center

Kozisek Aquatic Center reopened Dec.

Clerk scrutiny continues — Secretary cites false audit, subpoena defiance in latest complaint

Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray has again asked Gov.

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