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In Ex-Sess — May, 2026

 The News Letter Journal has reviewed the minutes of each of these four governing bodies' meetings since 2024 to dete

With high costs and access gaps, Wyoming’s elder care landscape is ‘in crisis’

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Severe drought stresses Wyoming ranches, agriculture

CODY — “This drought is probably as bad as I’ve seen in my life operating as a rancher,” said Dustin Taylor, the owne

Teton County, federal fire managers increase danger to high

JACKSON (WNE) — Teton County, the Bridger-Teton National Forest, Grand Teton National Park, the National Elk Refuge,

Silo budget worrying all NE Wyoming school boards — Trustees share concerns over funding shortfalls at joint meeting

SUNDANCE — The new silo approach to school funding is affecting the whole of northeast Wyoming, according to a report

Grizzly conflicts increase — Bear traffic increasing just in time for peak tourism season

POWELL — As tourists from around the world head to National Park Service properties across the Greater Yellowstone Ec

Historic drought hits ag producers

BUFFALO — A historic drought gripping Johnson County – and much of the region – is forcing tough decisions in the agr

Uinta County data center moves forward — Commissioners approve conditional use permit

EVANSTON — The Uinta County Commission has approved the conditional use permit for the long-proposed data center east

Degenfelder, the only Trump-endorsed governor candidate, meets with Jackson voters

JACKSON — On Monday afternoon, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Megan Degenfelder met with Teton County vot

Buffalo’s bus program spared from funding cuts

BUFFALO (WNE) — While many public transportation programs throughout the state are expecting a drop in state and fede

Work on Powell’s northwestern streets cheaper than expected

POWELL (WNE) — In a pleasant surprise, some of the City of Powell’s routine road maintenance will actually cost less

BLM approves Shute Creek CO2 disposal and pipeline project

KEMMERER (WNE) — The Bureau of Land Management recently approved the Shute Creek 7-34 carbon dioxide disposal project

Taking the plunge — Karp takes over girls swim team

A year ago, Sonja Karp was learning the finer points of competitive swimming.

District seeking federal funds — Community invited to help shape grant priorities

Weston County School District No.

Field fix stalls — Clay layer complicates repair efforts of football turf

Efforts to repair problem areas on Schoonmaker Field hit a setback when contractors failed to drill through a clay la

Homegrown leader — District promotes teacher, Newcastle graduate to leadership

A Newcastle High School graduate who returned home to teach will become Weston County School District No.

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