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LIEAP applications paused due to federal government shutdown

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Due to the federal government shutdown, the Wyoming Department of Family Services’ Wyoming Low Incom

New wildlife crossing near Kemmerer underway

KEMMERER (WNE) — The Kemmerer Wildlife Crossing project on U.S. Highway 189 is officially underway.

Game and Fish: Viral disease detected in birds around state

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Avian paramyxovirus, a viral disease that often affects doves and pigeons, was recently found in Wyo

State regulators appeal utility’s victory in Wyoming rate hike case

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Gridlocked: In Wyoming’s Red Desert, the checkerboard has fueled a wild horse stalemate

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Fremont County voices against domestic violence

RIVERTON — When Nicole Wagon stepped up to the microphone at a recent Riverton City Council meeting, she began to rea

$355K needed for neglected animals discovered in Laramie County; stronger animal protections urged

CHEYENNE — The Cheyenne Animal Shelter staff is asking for community support as it takes on the care and rehabilitati

WDH director outlines pros and cons of One Big Beautiful Bill Act

CHEYENNE — On Tuesday, Wyoming Department of Health Director Stefan Johansson told some state lawmakers what the futu

Cheyenne’s new affordable housing complex brings hope and homes to low-income families

CHEYENNE — For local leaders and housing advocates, the newly opened Robin’s Point Apartments represents more than ju

Cemetery district's community partnerships criticized in tumultuous board meeting

GILLETTE — A Campbell County Cemetery District board meeting last week was upended by a chaotic public comment period

PBS documentary brings Wyoming’s trona miners to the big screen

ROCK SPRINGS — A new Wyoming PBS documentary is heading underground to spotlight the people behind one of the state’s

Lowery wrongful death lawsuit dismissed

SHERIDAN (WNE) — Genevieve Lowery — the sister of William F.

Governor expresses disappointment over Radiant’s departure

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Tuesday morning, Gov.

Nurses, senior care, telehealth? Wyoming seeks feedback for how to spend millions in federal health dollars

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Tribal members call for audit

LANDER — Last week, enrolled tribal members of both the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho tribes gathered outside

Radiant Nuclear is no longer coming to Barr Nunn or anywhere in Wyoming

CASPER — The nuclear energy company that previously eyed Bar Nunn as its a manufacturing site for its microreactor te

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