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Kinney expresses concern about DOJ ‘observers’ during primary

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Lisa Kinney, the Democratic nominee for Wyoming’s lone seat in the U.S.

Average gas prices drop 4.2 cents a gallon in Wyoming in past week

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Average gasoline prices in Wyoming have fallen 4.2 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $4.2

Wheatland Police Department receives bomb threat

WHEATLAND (WNE) — The Wheatland Police Department received an emailed bomb threat last Friday specifically targeting

Colorado River drought lawsuits may dampen Wyoming dam plans

Draft bill would provide more help to school districts for school technology

SHERIDAN — A Wyoming Legislature bill draft would help provide additional funds to school districts for technology.

From clashes to care: Fort Washakie mom finds way out of troubled path

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Developers to pay higher building fees, Jackson Town Council decides

JACKSON — Developers are set to pay higher fees to build in the Town of Jackson.

Political leadership reflects on Wyoming primary results: A piercing look into what transpired two weeks ago

CODY — The yard signs are starting to disappear from front lawns and highway medians.

Family sues Campbell County, sheriff’s employees over inmate’s death

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Organizations host ‘Postcards for Public Lands’ events in Cody, Red Lodge

CODY (WNE) — For those concerned about the proposal to open some protected national forest lands to development, the

Jackson Hole Fire/EMS has installed two AI cameras to spot fires

JACKSON (WNE) — Jackson Hole Fire/EMS has installed two cameras with artificial intelligence technology to detect wil

‘I made a promise to myself’: How higher education is transforming lives in Wyoming prisons

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Feds publish plan for continued feeding on the National Elk Refuge

JACKSON — The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has recommended that feeding continue on the National Elk Refuge.

Natrona County School District asks state to go back to block grant funding model

GILLETTE — Wyoming lawmakers are trying to work out some of the kinks in the state’s new funding model for public edu

School safety’s $15M funding gap

LANDER — Last year, Laramie County District Court Judge Peter Froelicher ruled that the state of Wyoming had chronica

Lawmakers depart joint meeting puzzled by purpose

CHEYENNE — Tensions flared Friday morning between members of the Wyoming Legislature’s Joint Appropriations Committee

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