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Despite drop in suicides, Wyoming still in top three states with highest suicide rate

POWELL — At the same time Wyoming is celebrating progress made to address suicide in the state, the Centers for Disea

Wyoming officials react to news of assassination of Charlie Kirk

CHEYENNE — Wyoming officials expressed shock, disbelief and opposition to political violence, regardless of its sourc

Three men banned from Yellowstone because of  DUI sentences

JACKSON (WNE) — In separate cases just days apart, men from Ohio, Massachusetts and Michigan were sentenced to jail a

Search & rescue locates hunter missing south of Deer Creek

GLENROCK (WNE) — An overdue hunter reported missing on the night of Sept.

Authorities warn residents of mailed extortion scheme

CASPER (WNE) — Local and state authorities on Tuesday warned residents of an extortion scheme involving mailed Child

Student groups struggle to find rides

Bus drivers remain in demand at Weston County School District No.

Collecting data — Van Meter runs monthly precipitation routes

Since April, Codie Van Meter, a rangeland management specialist for the Natural Resources Conservation Service in New

Making resolutions — Wyoming GOP passes position statements on issues

On Saturday, Aug.

Empowering CNAs — Hybrid CNA class offers flexibility, delivers strong results

Kim Scharf, director of quality at Weston County Health Services, is taking new steps to help students succeed in the

Seeking a safe stop

Weston County School District No. 1 is seeking a safe, year-round bus stop location for students in Osage.

The other side — Blackwell hopes to make positive impact

Beth Blackwell, a longtime state grant and loan administrator, has crossed over to the municipal side as Newcastle’s

Setting standards — Council approved standards booklet

Flooding that spread from one property to another after the removal of a short retaining wall prompted city planning

Dubois has its own badlands. Here’s how to explore them.

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Legislature grapples with funding Teton County schools

Jackson considered a state ‘anomaly’ as housing crisis, students learning English require more resources.

Uinta County sheriff decides to raise deputy pay by holding ICE detainees

EVANSTON — Uinta County Sheriff Andy Kopp wanted to give his deputies a raise.

Committee adjourns early after failing to agree on gambling taxation

CHEYENNE — State lawmakers adjourned early Tuesday after realizing their committee meeting would be fruitless when me

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