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Amid national backlash, Wyomingites fight Flock while police defend surveillance cameras

The police chief turned his table to face a standing-room-only gallery in Glenrock’s aging town hall.

Wagon rallies for her daughters, other victims of violent crimes

RIVERTON — You can find Nicole Wagon outside the courthouse in a huddle with a victim's family members, handing out a

Widow carries Teton Pass loss into action

The death of Javier De Luna Chavez brings another family into the fight for a safer pass.

Wyoming becomes 50th state to join maternal care alliance

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Bextel announces plan for first 100 days as governor

CHEYENNE — As the general election races gear up, candidates continue to release their plans to hit the ground runnin

Conditional approval granted for RAM to industrial rezone; opposition fears irrevocable infrastructure strain, lifestyle disruption

WHEATLAND – On the heels of a public hearing with the Planning & Zoning board two weeks ago to hear proposals to

Wilderness advocates delay removal of tree ‘Yellowstone Forest Reserve’ surveyors inscribed in 1893

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Prometheus Hyperscale Data Center asks Natrona County commission for industrial park designation

DOUGLAS —  Supporters and opponents of a proposed data center on the Natrona/Converse county line spilled out of the

Cheyenne City Council committee advances Cox Ranch annexation, rezoning

CHEYENNE — Members of the Cheyenne City Council’s Public Services Committee advanced three items related to annexatio

Rock Springs first responders to mark 25th anniversary of 9/11 with Memorial Walk

ROCK SPRINGS (WNE)  — Twenty- five years after the terrorist attacks of Sept.

Wyoming’s average gas prices down 1.6 cents a gallon in past week

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Average gasoline prices in Wyoming have fallen 1.6 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $4.2

Natural gas leads race to fuel Wyoming’s spiking data-center driven electrical demand

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Trump remains popular in Wyoming even as his beef, data center policies put him at odds

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New device aims to help Sheridan County deputies target speeding

SHERIDAN —- The Sheridan County Sheriff’s Office launched a new traffic radar detector to help deputies identify when

Advocates in Jackson want stricter town environmental rules

JACKSON — The Jackson Town Council is in the middle of approving major updates to the town’s environmental rules, and

City of Lander settles federal suit over police actions

LANDER — Nearly a year after a federal lawsuit was filed against the city of Lander and current and former city law e

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