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Details emerge in fatal fire

RIVERTON (WNE) — The Riverton man facing manslaughter charges in the death of his girlfriend in a house fire called s

What's Up In Weston County May 16-22

Thu. May 16 7AM T.O.P.S. #218 - WC Senior Center

Kemmerer woman found guilty of killing child she was babysitting

KEMMERER —  In a solemn and sobering — and, at times, quite dramatic — weeklong trial in the Third Judicial District

Gordon: Legislature should lead on wolf policy reform

JACKSON — After a Daniel man’s treatment of a wolf set off international outrage, Gov.

Laramie County Sheriff’s Office billboard tries to lure officers from Denver

CHEYENNE — As the Denver Police Department braces for an expected $8.4 million in budget cuts, or 1.9%, the Laramie C

DEQ changes, clarifies water quality rules

RIVERTON — What do “primary contact” and “secondary contact” mean, anyway?

Who are the judges hearing Tuesday’s corner-crossing appeal?

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Deputies arrest teen speeding 140 mph in chase north of Gillette

GILLETTE (WNE) — Campbell County sheriff’s deputies arrested a 16-year-old boy who led them on a short pursuit north

Millions in federal subsidies will keep Cody-Denver air service going

POWELL (WNE) — To keep commercial flights coming to the Cody airport in the fall, winter and spring, it will take mor

Wyoming’s average gas prices back up 4.1 cents a gallon in past week

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Average gasoline prices in Wyoming have risen 4.1 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $3.31

UW President Seidel decides to close ODEI

CHEYENNE — University of Wyoming President Ed Seidel recommended closing the university’s Office of Diversity, Equity

Wyomingites may be skeptical of Obamacare, but many use it for health insurance

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Lummis among bipartisan lawmakers who support home repair program

SHERIDAN — Wyoming’s Republican Sen.

Wyoming sues to stop new Biden administration coal pollution rules

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Wyoming senators take aim at electric cars

CASPER — Electric vehicles are deepening America’s partisan ruts, and it’s evident on both car lots and capital hill.

Rocky Mountain Power wants to charge more for electricity. Ask why at upcoming workshops.

Rocky Mountain Power is seeking a series of new electric rate hikes and will host six customer workshops across

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