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Man honored for 70 years of documenting rail history

CHEYENNE — Jim Ehrenberger is thorough, but he’s no “rivet counter,” his friends say.

Healing the land

USFS plants new trees to replenish site of Fish Fire

Feds reject plan to pump Moneta oilfield waste into potential drinking water

Federal environmental officials have rejected a request by Aethon Energy to pump Moneta Divide oilfield wastewater in

Wyoming leaders balk at new federal rules that put coal on the ropes.

The Biden Administration on Thursday imposed a sweeping new suite of environmental regulations including a requiremen

Mowing cross-country lawns for a cause

Most Green River residents probably didn't notice the black and yellow van that pulled onto Stephens Street, the youn

Lummis rep to meet with constituents

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Paying for emergency services

A bill to provide funds for regionalizing emergency medical services in some parts of Wyoming failed to make it throu

School district locked in funding ‘error’ battle

LaCroix: Consistent, reliable means of funding public education is missing

Trash site taking shape

New Weston landfill could be ready by fall, board member says

Camping complaint in Bighorns nets felony

POWELL (WNE) -- What started as a complaint about illegal camping in the Bighorn Mountains last year recently resulte

Kirk Young named as new president for Western Wyoming Community College

ROCK SPRINGS (WNE) -- The Western Wyoming Community College Board of Trustees unanimously approved the appointment of

Blast from the past

‘60s era choir albums bring back memories

Ur-Energy to reopen Shirley Basin Mine

Demand for uranium cited as reason for reopening of mine, company says project to create 50 local jobs

Lawmakers to consider tax scheme to benefit Wyoming electric ratepayers

A new legislative subcommittee will study the viability of shifting the tax burden from Wyoming ratepayers

Hired guns? Unlimited tags? Wyoming levels up elk killing efforts

Wildlife managers are pulling out all the stops to reduce herd sizes in areas where access issues have sty

Game and Fish budget tightens

For the years since being cut off from the Legislature’s general fund, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department has been

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