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New PAC aims to protect public lands by exposing politicians who vote against public lands

POWELL — Those not arriving early for the inaugural Protect Wyoming's public presentation were surprised with a nice

Park County school district to work on policy to address potential of employees joining Legislature

POWELL — Park County School District 1 Superintendent Jay Curtis said in 16 years at the helm of school districts, he

Natrona County School District abstains from assessment

CASPER — Every two years, Wyoming collects data on youth consumption habits through a survey created by the state hea

Local lawmakers call recent legislative session a victory

GILLETTE — Wyoming’s state legislators cut $53 million from Gov.

From microschools to basements to boats, Wyomingites embrace school choice with or without state money

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University of Wyoming enrollment down this semester

CASPER (WNE) — The University of Wyoming has seen a decrease in online student enrollment for the first time in five

Wyoming’s average gasoline prices up more than 10 cents in past week

CHEYENNE (WNE)  — Average gasoline prices in Wyoming have risen 10.4 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $3.

MAGA Moments town hall speakers fix bayonets at city council

GILLETTE — As a few dozen Campbell County residents settled into their seats in the Campbell County Public Library’s

Potential neighbors out in force to voice opposition to Cheyenne event venue

CHEYENNE — The Laramie County Planning Commission may have seen its most packed room yet Thursday as more than 50 mem

Lander council discusses ‘a la carte’ fees for city 

LANDER — For the past few years, the city of Lander has increased its fees annually – something that former city Trea

Senator, others speak out against Gillette mayor at city council meeting

GILLETTE — Although the Gillette City Council moved quickly through the regular business portion of Tuesday’s meeting

State Treasurer Curt Meier announces bid for third term

CHEYENNE — Wyoming State Treasurer Curt Meier officially announced his campaign for a third four-year term Friday, pl

University of Wyoming unveils two finalists for president

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Hundreds crowd Capitol lawn for ‘No Kings’ protest

CHEYENNE — Wyomingites crowded the state Capitol lawn and front entrance Saturday, joining millions of others who pro

U.S. Senate candidate escorted out of town hall meeting in Bar Nunn

CASPER — A town hall meeting of Natrona County legislators to discuss the legislative session got heated after an aud

Retired lawyer seeks answers on voter information released to DOJ

CHEYENNE — When retired Cheyenne attorney George Powers requested a copy of personal information shared by the Wyomin

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