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New WY-TOPP writing prompts cause delays and ‘disappointment’

 

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.

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