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Regulations updated — City adopts overhaul of water, sewer regulations

The Newcastle City Council approved a comprehensive update to the city’s water and sewer ordinance on third and final

Upton ballot set for 2026 municipal election

The ballot is set for Upton’s 2026 municipal election following the close of the candidate filing period, with races

Bridger outlines plans — County eyes revenue from pipeline project

Weston County could see new tax revenue, road improvements and long-term infrastructure investment if a proposed crud

Expanded charges for Kaminski — Officer faces multiple felony charges

A former Newcastle police officer has been charged with multiple felony and misdemeanor offenses following an investi

Schools budget uncertain — Board prepares for July 15 decisions

Although he believes Weston County School District No.

Meet the candidates — GOP schedules candidate forums ahead of primary

Weston County voters will have multiple opportunities this summer to hear directly from candidates seeking local and

Filtration issue — RER’s Upton demonstration plant identifies filtration inefficiency

After identifying a filtration problem during startup, Rare Element Resources announced on June 9 in a press release

Wyoming’s secretary of state race attracts newcomers and political veterans

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Attorney general says lawyers declined charges after Gray voter data complaint

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Proposed 5,600-worker housing development postponed indefinitely

CHEYENNE — A controversial 800-unit temporary workforce housing development that was intended to house 5,600 workers

Gordon sues Board of Equalization, asks court to enforce property tax cap

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LLC  joins effort to fund housing in Cheyenne with $2.9 million donation

CHEYENNE — With affordable housing being a hard-pressing issue in Cheyenne for some time now, Mayor Patrick Collins h

Jackson Town Council sides with Flock despite residents’ concerns

JACKSON — The Jackson Town Council backed its contract with Flock Safety, the company behind 28 license-plate-reading

Rock Springs PrideFest celebrates community and connection

ROCK SPRINGS — No amount of construction or negativity was going to stop a summer event from happening in Sweetwater

Grand Teton, Yellowstone visitors find no ideological bias in signage

Trump administration sought to restore 'truth and sanity' in parks.

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